Shitcoin billionaire Alexandre Dreyfus visited the offices of the Securities Exchange Commission on Tuesday and met with its Crypto Task Force according to a document released by the SEC. The meeting included Cody Carbone, CEO of The Digital Chamber and Josh Lawler, a lawyer at Partner Zuber Lawler.
During the meeting, Alexandre Dreyfus pitched his Chiliz crypto business to the SEC: a project that has already defrauded hundreds of thousands of customers. He also pledged to “invest” money in the US after Chiliz held back from marketing its coins to US clients while it was under investigation by the SEC over securities violations.
While in Washington, Alexandre Dreyfus also visited the White House and met with Bo Hines, the Executive Director of the President’s Council of Advisers for Digital Assets.
Under President Trump’s administration, the SEC has dropped most of its pending investigations on security violations. The Department of Justice has also relaxed its criminal investigative parameters on crypto-currency prioritising criminal activity as online theft rather than fraud such as pump and dumps.
Alexandre Dreyfus recently purchased Lovin Malta which is now also a Turkish foreign policy asset.
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