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Kishu Inu fraud charges allege Sisemore and associates made at least $9.8M from token sales
The Cryptonomist·October 8, 2026·1 min read
Alexander Sisemore faces three federal wire-fraud counts in a Chicago indictment made public on October 7, 2026, over the Kishu Inu token. Prosecutors allege the project, promoted as a fair launch, secretly reserved tokens for founders and associates who profited at least $9.8 million from undisclosed holdings while misleading investors.
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