Do what's right, which is to protect your neck. The person doesn't really have anything of substance to add. If the person did decide to go to the SEC, here's

Do what's right, which is to protect your neck. The person doesn't really have anything of substance to add. If the person did decide to go to the SEC, here's what you'd need: 1.) A good lawyer (don't go talking to investigators without a lawyer) 2.) A sit down with the lawyer and the investigators 3.) ??? 4.) Worry if the death threats are actually meaningful A dozen crypto bros may not be too worrying. But you don't know who else got juice from the scheme. There were already unknown boxing promoters mentioned. Boxing is a dirty sport with real organized crime ties. And crypto is used to facilitate huge amounts of money laundering, which attracts criminals of all stripes. Easy for random HN commenter to say go to the SEC. In real life, there are consequences that the person just doesn't need.