So what actions did the SEC actually take? It's an Ethereum token, right? So even if the SEC froze the creator's assets, they can't prevent others from still tr

So what actions did the SEC actually take? It's an Ethereum token, right? So even if the SEC froze the creator's assets, they can't prevent others from still trading the token. They haven't completely closed the on-ramps for the token, then, since new "investors" can still purchase them in exchange for some other token. I guess they've just halted the creation of new tokens and the advertisement of the token by its creator? So what happens to all the existing investors? Does the SEC (or another entity) buy back their tokens with the seized funds? Clearly, I haven't dealt with ICOs before, nor do I understand much of how the SEC operates.