Kishu Inu founder Alexander Sisemore is facing three wire fraud charges tied to an alleged $9 million rug pull, according to The Block. Prosecutors allege that Sisemore made false statements to investors while secretly selling tokens that had been allocated to him at the project’s launch. The case centers on claims that investors were misled as he disposed of his holdings without disclosure. The Federal Bureau of Investigation is now seeking Kishu Inu investors as the matter moves forward. The report did not provide additional details beyond the charges, the alleged amount involved, and the FBI’s outreach to investors.
Kishu Inu founder Alexander Sisemore is facing three wire fraud charges tied to an alleged $9 million rug pull, according to The Block.
Prosecutors allege that Sisemore made false statements to investors while secretly selling tokens that had been allocated to him when the project launched.
The Federal Bureau of Investigation, or FBI, is now seeking Kishu Inu investors.
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