The decentralized content platform LBRY is unlikely to be able to come up with the money to be able to pay the $22 million fine, so the US securities regulator is attempting to modify it.
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) requested an update to its request for remedies in its successful case against LBRY in a document filed in a New Hampshire District Court on May 12.
The SEC has asked the court to impose a fine of $111,614 rather than the original $22 million, which it claims LBRY made via the sale of its token LBRY Credits (LBC), noting LBRY's "lack of funds and near-defunct status."
The request also asks to stop LBRY from “conducting future unregistered offerings of crypto asset securities.”
“The Commission acknowledges LBRY’s representations that it is defunct, ceasing operations, and without the funds to pay
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