Sec's persecution of Unicoin

SEC’s persecution of Unicoin

Unconstitutional War on Crypto

The Last Battle of the War on Crypto

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has filed charges against Unicoin, alleging fraudulent practices in the promotion and sale of digital assets. These blatantly false accusations are part of a broader "regulation by enforcement" strategy that has been widely questioned by various stakeholders, including 18 U.S. states that have sued the SEC for overstepping its regulatory authority.

Our CEO’s Interview with Maria Bartiromo

Statements of Our Attorneys

  • Eric Rosen
    “The SEC’s outrageous lawsuit is an attack not just on Unicoin, but on responsible innovation in the digital asset space. Alex Konanykhin and his team have been transparent, compliant, and forward-looking from the start.”
    Eric Rosen

    Former Assistant United States Attorney

  • Michael Homer
    “This is the rare crypto company that voluntarily chose to register with the SEC, chose to file audited financial statements, chose to do everything above board to attract the most sophisticated investors.  And now, in what appears to be Gary Gensler’s parting gift to an industry he did not understand, the SEC has declared war on one of the most compliant and promising companies in the history of crypto. We’re going to fight it, all the way.”
    Michael Homer

    Former Federal Prosecutor

Read the Statement from Silvina Moschini, Co-founder and Chief Strategy Officer

Regarding the lawfare attack by the SEC on Unicoin.

Silvina Moschini

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Frequently Asked Questions

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) filed a lawsuit against Unicoin shortly after the company announced its upcoming ICO. We believe this is part of an ongoing, politically motivated campaign—referred to as the “War on Crypto”—aimed at stifling innovation in the blockchain space and punishing companies that challenge outdated regulatory frameworks.

Unicoin categorically denies the SEC's allegations and intends to fight them in court. Our company:

  • Passed two prior SEC investigations without any enforcement action,
  • Is the only U.S. cryptocurrency company that has been publicly reporting, for over three years,
  • Maintains years of audited financials,
  • Has consistently disclosed investment terms, business strategies, and corporate objectives to investors.

In early 2024, Unicoin was preparing for public listings on both stock and crypto exchanges. However, the SEC's pressure campaign forced us to delay those plans, costing our investors significant opportunities. According to internal estimates, these delays have caused billions in unrealized gains for shareholders.

Our ICO was scheduled for September 30, 2024, but was blocked by the SEC during their notorious War on Crypto.

In December 2024, the SEC stated it intended to charge Unicoin with performing an airdrop, a common and perfectly legal marketing tactic used by hundreds of cryptocurrencies. The SEC backed off that preposterous charge after President Trump’s coin conducted its airdrop.

Yes. Our CEO has issued over 400 updates to investors, consistently providing full transparency on Unicoin’s strategy, valuation, partnerships, and legal matters. We remain committed to open communication, regardless of external pressures.

We will not be intimidated. We believe justice will prevail and the courts will expose this lawsuit for what it is—an unjustified attempt to derail innovation. Unicoin is built on a foundation of integrity, transparency, and purpose. We will continue working toward a more inclusive and equitable financial future.

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