continuous trading activities. Examples include sending trading orders in a manner that pushed prices upward, placing bid offers at multiple price levels in a way that obstructed and pressured other investors
;Form DA 1") during the period of the incident. Their orders or actions caused Bitkub to give false statements to the SEC. Accordingly, Mr. Sakolkorn and Mr. Thaweesap shall also be liable for the
DA 1") during the period of the incident. Their orders or actions caused Bitkub to give false statements to the SEC. Accordingly, Mr. Sakolkorn and Mr. Thaweesap shall also be liable for the
Company Limited (“BAY”). Being the person responsible for BAY’s operations, she failed to issue orders or omitted to perform her duties as required. This pertains to the case where BAY, acting as the
persons’ securities trading accounts. They traded RICH shares on a continual basis and matched orders within the group to mislead the general public in RICH share trading values and volumes, causing
’ securities trading accounts. They traded RICH shares on a continual basis and matched orders within the group to mislead the general public in RICH share trading values and volumes, causing inconsistency with
. They traded RICH shares on a continual basis and matched orders within the group to mislead the general public in RICH share trading values and volumes, causing inconsistency with normal market condition
. They traded RICH shares on a continual basis and matched orders within the group to mislead the general public in RICH share trading values and volumes, causing inconsistency with normal market condition
Company Limited (UKEM) through seven securities trading accounts in concealment, on a continual basis and matched orders within the group to mislead the general public in UKEM share trading values and
Company Limited (UKEM) through seven securities trading accounts in concealment, on a continual basis and matched orders within the group to mislead the general public in UKEM share trading values and