Source: New York Post
Shares of Webull, the crypto trading platform that has faced scrutiny over its alleged China ties, have tanked nearly 76% since it went public through a special acquisition corporation early last year – but that should hardly be a surprise if you read On The Money. Shares of Webull, the crypto trading platform that has faced scrutiny over its alleged China ties, have tanked nearly 76% since it went public through a special acquisition corporation early last year – but that should hardly be a surprise if you read On The Money. Since at least 2023, this column has been reporting growing concern in Congress over whether management of the discount broker with 28 million users worldwide is too cozy with the Chinese surveillance state.
