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What Is the Risk of a “Cease and Desist” Order for a Non-Compliant Reverse ICO?

A cease and desist order is a significant risk issued by a regulator (like the SEC) demanding that the company immediately stop its token offering activities. This order is typically issued when the regulator believes the token is an unregistered security.

The consequences are severe, including immediate cessation of sales, potential disgorgement of funds, and heavy fines. For an established company, this can cause major reputational damage and legal costs.

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