Cryptocurrency Whistleblower Lawyer Helps Whistleblowers Earn Rewards by Anonymously Exposing Cryptocurrency Fraud by Cryptocurrency Fraud Whistleblower Lawyer

Cryptocurrency whistleblower lawyer helps investors, financial professionals, and other anonymous whistleblowers report illegal conduct. More specifically, he helps anonymous whistleblowers report unregistered and illegal crytocurrency schemes to the SEC and CFTC through the whistleblower reward program. Further, he represents anonymous crytocurrency whistleblowers report significant illegal conduct including corruption money laundering, market manipulation schemes, and illegal cryptocurrency violations to both agencies. He works to protect his clients' identities and gather original information of illegal conduct. He understands that many whistleblowers want to protect their identity when reporting illegal conduct. Further, he commonly explains whistleblower protections to his clients. He also helps these whistleblowers prepare disclosure information for the CFTC, SEC, and other government agencies. If you are aware of crytocurrency fraud or other illegal conduct, please feel free to contact Cryptocurrency Whistleblower Lawyer Jason Coomer via e-mail message. Alternatively, please use our submission form to send a confidential inquiry regarding a potential case.

Cryptocurrency Whistleblower Lawyer Reviews Anonymous Cryptocurrency Fraud Whistleblower Cases

Virtual currency and cryptocurrency are types of digital money which are issued and usually controlled by its developers. The SEC and CFTC regulate the issuers of most cryptocurrencies. Further, in many instances these agencies order unregistered offerings of digital tokens and other cryptocurrencies to stop trading. More specifically, the SEC often fines illegal cryptocurrencies issuers and orders them to return unregistered or illegal digital currencies. Additionally, anonymous whistleblowers who properly expose unregistered and illegal cryptocurrency schemes can earn large whistleblower rewards. As a cryptocurrency whistleblower lawyer, Jason Coomer, and his co-counsel commonly review cryptocurrency fraud whistleblower cases. They also commonly helps whistleblowers prepare cases for the SEC and CFTC.

Recent Court Decisions Give The SEC and CFTC Power to Regulate Cryptocurrencies

Several recent court decisions have determined that the SEC and CFTC should regulate some forms of cryptocurrency fraud. More specifically, these powers extend to cryptocurrencies that are traded in US financial markets or impact the US financial markets. Thus, the SEC and CFTC both offer large rewards to anonymous whistleblowers who expose unregistered cryptocurrencies or fraudulent cryptocurrency schemes. Further, any illegal cryptocurrency schemes that impact US investors can potentially trigger agency regulation and anonymous rewards.

Anonymous Cryptocurrency Whistleblower Lawyer Works with Investors and Professionals as well as Other Lawyers

Anonymous cryptocurrency whistleblower lawyer, Jason S. Coomer, works with investors and financial professionals to expose these schemes. In most cases, he performs a confidential review of the fraud and then files an anonymous disclosure on his client's behalf. On larger and more complicated cases, he often brings in other cryptocurrency fraud whistleblowers to help review, prepare, and file anonymous disclosures. He also works with international lawyers who help prepare cases which include foreign whistleblowers and where translations are necessary.

Confidential Reviews and Anonymous Whistleblower Reporting Protects Professionals and Other Whistleblowers

Confidential reviews and anonymous whistleblower reporting protects professionals from potential retaliation. Further, the anonymous reporting protection encourages high end whistleblowers with original knowledge of significant illegal conduct to report illegal schemes. Without anonymous whistleblowers the SEC and CFTC would often not be able to prevent hard to detect illegal cryptocurrency schemes. By representing financial specialists as anonymous whistleblowers, he and his clients work to help regulate the financial markets. They also work to claim rewards for helping improve the financial system.

Digital Coins May Be Securities, Derivatives, or Commodities Which Are Subject to Federal Law

The market for digital coins and tokens is still very young, and there is no widely-accepted standard for placing a value on a particular digital coin or token. This includes coins or tokens sold today with the claim that they can be used to purchase goods, services, or platform access in the future.

Hundreds of different digital coins are being sold for a wide variety of peer-to-peer applications, software platforms, or networks that promise to provide the public with goods and services. These businesses, many still in the proposal stage, may use funds from coin sales to start or grow their ventures. Commonly, a company will also require that its digital coins or tokens be redeemed to purchase its product or service. Even future customers would need to purchase and redeem the digital tokens for access. These offerings may contend that if the product, service, or network becomes more popular, then the digital tokens may increase in value due to a network effect and could be sold to other buyers for a profit. Depending on the facts and circumstances, if initial buyers are told that the developers or promoters will bring them a return on their investments, or if the buyers are promised a share of future returns of the project, the digital coins may be securities and the offer and sale would be subject to federal securities laws. Digital tokens and coins can also be derivatives or commodities, depending on how they are structured.

Anonymous Cryptocurrency Whistleblower Lawyer Helps Anonymous Whistleblowers Claim Large Financial Rewards

The SEC and CFTC publish all their monetary recoveries. Further, they provide a ninety day period after the announcement of a recovery for whistleblowers to claim their reward. Cryptocurrency whistleblower lawyer Jason Coomer files claim forms for his anonymous whistleblowers regarding these recoveries. He only claims monetary recoveries that were the basis of anonymous whistleblower tips that he made for anonymous whistleblowers. These rewards can be substantial. More specifically, any anonymous whistleblower tip that results in a recovery by the SEC or CFTC pay from 10% to 30% of the recover. The anonymous whistleblower tip must be properly and voluntarily filed. Further, these agencies only pay rewards on cases with larger than one million dollars ($1,000,000.00) recovered. However, both agencies prefer larger cases with extremely large fraud schemes. In past cases, these agenceis paid whistleblowers from $1 million to over $50 million.

Cryptocurrency Whistleblower Lawyer Jason Coomer Works With Anonymous Whistleblowers and Other Lawyers

As an anonymous cryptocurrency whistleblower lawyer, Jason S. Coomer, commonly works with anonymous whistleblowers from throughout the United States and the World. Further, he commonly works with other cryptocurrency whistleblower reward lawyers from throughout the United States and the World. Many of the cases that they handle include complicated illegal international schemes that involve large banks and multinational corporations. Additionally, they commonly review cases that involve complicated technology, sophisticated investments, and multiple languages. By working together, his legal teams offer high end legal services to anonymous whistleblowers. They also protect whistleblowers from potential retaliation as well as understand that whistleblowers need to feel safe.

If you have original knowledge of a cryptocurrency fraud scheme or other illegal conduct, please feel free to contact Cryptocurrency Whistleblower Lawyer via e-mail message.