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Northern California Man Pleads Guilty to Years-Long SecuritiesDOJMed source confidence · 80%Jun 25, 2026, 1:23 PM UTC · 13d ago

Northern California Man Pleads Guilty to Years-Long Securities Fraud Spoofing Scheme

Case File

Mingran Wang pleaded guilty to one count of securities fraud for engaging in over 3,000 instances of spoofing. He agreed to forfeit over $1.3 million in fraud proceeds. Wang faces a maximum penalty of five years in prison.

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Key Points
  • Mingran Wang pleaded guilty to securities fraud.
  • He engaged in over 3,000 instances of spoofing.
  • Wang agreed to forfeit over $1.3 million in proceeds.
  • He faces a maximum of five years in prison.
  • This enforcement action reinforces the seriousness of securities fraud.
Why This Matters

This enforcement action addresses manipulative trading practices, protecting market participants from deceptive tactics. It emphasizes the consequences of securities fraud.

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