Tennessee Couple Slammed With $6.8 Million Penalty for ’Blessings of God Thru Crypto’ Fraud Scheme
Divine intervention meets SEC enforcement in latest crypto crackdown.
The 'Blessings' That Bankrupted Believers
A Tennessee couple just learned heavenly returns come with earthly consequences—to the tune of $6.8 million. Their faith-based crypto scheme promised divine financial blessings but delivered regulatory wrath instead.
From Pulpit to Penalty
The operation mixed spiritual language with investment pitches, attracting followers who thought they were investing in both crypto and celestial favor. Instead, they discovered that when man plays god with money, the SEC plays judge.
Fraud Doesn't Discriminate
Whether it's Wall Street suits or church-going couples—financial fraud cuts across all demographics. The $6.8 million penalty proves regulators don't care about your inspiration, just your compliance.
Another reminder that in crypto, if it sounds too good to be true—even with divine endorsement—it probably is. The only thing sacred in finance is the rule of law.
