BREAKING: Securities Board Clears Apertum Blockchain and Josip Heit of All Allegations
Regulators just handed Apertum Blockchain a full exoneration—no fines, no penalties, no asterisks. Here's why it matters.
The Verdict Is In
The Securities Board dropped every claim against Apertum and its figurehead Josip Heit like a hot NFT. No appeals, no settlements—just a clean slate.
What This Means for Crypto
Another blockchain project survives the regulatory gauntlet. Meanwhile, traditional finance still can't decide if crypto is a scam or their next revenue stream.
The Bottom Line
Score one for decentralization—but don’t pop the champagne yet. The SEC’s next move is always lurking around the corner.
“This dismissal is a big win for the Apertum Foundation and Mr. Heit. This case should never have been brought, and we fought hard to reach the right result. The Texas Securities Board’s allegations were incorrect, and we are thrilled for our clients that the meritless cease-and-desist order against them has been withdrawn in its entirety. We credit the Securities Board for acknowledging its error and dismissing this case.”
The Apertum ecosystem includes a decentralized exchange (DEX) and blockchain fully integrated with CoinMarketCap, a platform with Apertum’s token is traded on global cryptocurrency exchanges such as MEXC, BitMart, P2B, and LBank, collectively supporting more than worldwide. The platform has secured over 55,000 active blockchain users and has worth of tokens, while a total of $25 million worth of $APTM native tokens to the community through its decentralized finance platform.
