Opinion
Kim Kardashian disclosed that she was paid for promoting Ethereum Max — but didn’t tell her followers the exact amount. The SEC did the right thing when it fined her for that oversight.
Ariela Benchlouch & Gai Sher
The author is an independent contributor writing an opinion or expert take. Views expressed are the author’s own and may not reflect Cointelegraph’s editorial position. The author is an independent contributor writing an opinion or expert take. Views expressed are the author’s own and may not reflect Cointelegraph’s editorial position. Gai Sher is senior counsel in the innovation and technology practice group and the corporate & business and entertainment & sports practice groups at Greenspoon Marder LLP. Originally from Israel, she attended Syracuse University for her undergraduate degrees before obtaining a Juris Doctor from Northeastern University’s School of Law. Ariela Benchlouch is a law clerk in Greenspoon Marder's Innovation & Technology practice group. With a background and passion for entertainment law, music, fashion, media, and blockchain technology, she previously held legal intern roles at LAA Sports & Entertainment and PlayOne NFT.
Kim Kardashian’s Ethereum Max ad violated the SEC’s anti-touting provision