Celebrity endorsements, $500M in claimed assets, and a state regulator stepping in.
A $1B fund allegedly skimmed 30% off the top, then swapped cash for locked-up stock.
Insiders allegedly rewrote projections three times in four days.
A family's $2M retirement savings trapped in restricted stock they never chose.
$1.7M invested from an inheritance. Then the phone went dead.
The pre-IPO platform sold $430M in units while allegedly rigging prices behind the scenes.
Its SEC filings said one thing - a congressional probe said another.
Sham agreements allegedly padded revenue by 345%.
95.8% of house trades were winners. For clients? The SEC says just 14.9%.
The complaint says Duolingo added friction on purpose, then lied about it.
