Krstic and DeMarr allegedly touted Smart Options as the largest BTC exchange. Enos joined Krstic and DeMarr in 2018, helping them promote B2G’s unregistered ICO. The United States Securities Exchange Commission (SEC) has charged three individuals for orchestrating two crypto-related schemes worth more than £8.03 million. SEC unveiled this news through a press release on February 1, noting that the accused conducted fraudulent and unregistered digital asset securities offerings through two companies, namely Start Options and Bitcoiin2Gen. Through these offerings, the accused proceeded to defraud hundreds of retail investors out of their hard-earned money. According to the news release, the authority filed a complaint with the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of New York. Per the filing, the scheme was active for around six months, seeing as it started in December 2017 and ended in May 2018. During this period, Kristijan Krstic, the founder of the two companies, and John DeMarr, the main US-based promoter of the firms, lured investors into buying digital asset securities.