Virtual Currency Fraud and Crytocurrency Fraud Can Be The Basis for Bounty Actions and Other Investment Fraud Lawsuits by Virtual Currency Fraud Lawyer

Virtual Currency Fraud and Crytocurrency Fraud Can Be The Basis for Bounty Actions and Other Investment Fraud Lawsuits by Virtual Currency Fraud Lawyer Jason S. Coomer

Several recent court decisions have determined that some forms of virtual currency fraud and cryptocurrency fraud are under the jurisdiction of the Commodities Future Trade Commission and/or the SEC.  As such, fraud in the virtual currency market can be the basis for several type of legal action including CFTC Bounty Actions, SEC Bounty Actions, and Investment Fraud Lawsuits.  Virtual currency fraud whistleblower lawyers work with investors and financial professionals who want to expose significant fraud.  In most cases, the actions can be reviewed confidentially and then filed an anonymously on the client's behalf. 

For more information on Virtual Currency Bounty Actions and other types of Investment Fraud Lawsuits, please feel free to go to the following web pages: SEC Bounty Actions,  Investment Fraud Lawsuits, and Virtual Currency Fraud Whistleblower Lawyer Information.

Investment Fraud Bounty Actions Reported Through an Attorney Can Be Made Anonymously

CFTC and SEC Bounty Actions  were designed to create bounties that can be collected by whistleblowers that properly report SEC violations, financial fraud, securities fraud, commodities fraud, and stimulus fraud that result in monetary sanctions over one million dollars ($1,000,000.00). The SEC can award the whistleblower up to 30% of the money collected.  Persons who report this fraud through an attorney can remain anonymous and still collect a large reward through their attorney.  By creating anonymous whistleblower bounties, the SEC and CFTC expect investors and people with specific information of fraud to expose hard to detect fraud and to help regulate the financial market and prevent large investment corporations, banks, hedge funds, and other large corporations from committing financial fraud of billions of dollars.