The LLC connected to the animated Web3 series, which also stars Jane Fonda, Seth MacFarlane and Chris Rock, agreed to pay a $1M penalty and return payments to buyers of the NFTs.
The federal government’s crypto crackdown is hitting Hollywood again — this time targeting a starry animated Web3 series featuring the voices of Ashton Kutcher, Mila Kunis, Chris Rock, Jane Fonda, Seth MacFarlane and more.cartoon seriesfor an unregistered offering of NFTs. Kunis and Kutcher not only lent their voices to the cast, but also went on a media tour to tout the project.
The charges were filed against Stoner Cats 2 LLC, which agreed to pay a $1 million civil penalty and to establish fund to return money to the buyers of the NFTs, the SEC said in a statement. It did not admit or deny any wrongdoing.
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