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After a judge took the rare step of sanctioning the SEC for its actions in the DEBT Box case, the agency closed the regional office that brought the lawsuit.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission said on Tuesday that it will close its Salt Lake City office for budgetary and organizational purposes, saying that the caseload of the office, which among other things handled the troubled Debt Box case, will now be handled by staff in Denver.

The Debt Box (DEBT) traded 0.9% lower against the dollar during the 24-hour period ending at 17:00 PM E.T. on June 4th. In the last week, The Debt Box has traded down 25.6% against the dollar. The Debt Box has a total market capitalization of $688.06 million and approximately $142,320.73 worth of The Debt Box […]

The Debt Box (DEBT) traded down 13.1% against the U.S. dollar during the 1 day period ending at 13:00 PM Eastern on June 1st. One The Debt Box token can now be bought for approximately $9.39 or 0.00013885 BTC on popular cryptocurrency exchanges. Over the last seven days, The Debt Box has traded down 19.1% […]

The Debt Box (DEBT) traded 3.4% lower against the U.S. dollar during the 1 day period ending at 20:00 PM E.T. on May 29th. One The Debt Box token can now be purchased for about $11.75 or 0.00017355 BTC on popular exchanges. The Debt Box has a total market capitalization of $688.06 million and $465,323.06 […]

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is on the hook for more than $1.8 million in attorney and receiver fees arising from its allegedly ill-gotten temporary restraining order against crypto project Debt Box, though a Utah federal judge allowed the agency the opportunity to refile the enforcement case despite protests from the defendants.

Judge Robert Shelby has ordered the SEC to pay majority of the legal fees of defendants in its case against Debt Box, which was at center of scrutiny in the past months over "false or misleading"

A U.S. federal judge ordered the SEC to pay about $1.8 million in legal fees to Debt Box and dismissed case against Debt Box without prejudice.

US Judge dismisses Debt Box case and orders SEC to pay $1.8M in legal and receiver fees. What happens next?