Top BitConnect promoter Craig Grant has confirmed he received a phone call from the SEC on September 26th.

Having spoken to two SEC agents for “about twenty-five minutes”, Grant reflects it

[0:36] was the most pleasant conversation I’ve had about the BitConnect situation.

You know the way they talked to me and the way they sounded, it was like y’know, I felt like they understood what I was going through.

Grant is believed to have made millions via promotion and investment in the
BitConnect
Ponzi scheme.

Since
BitConnect collapsed in January
, Grant has been laying low and living off stolen investor funds.

Despite this, Grant maintains he “lost a lot” in BitConnect – which is disingenuous because he later admits that he is “better off financially” as a result of BitConnect.

As to the specifics of what Grant and the SEC agents talked about;

[2:27] The thing that they’re interested in the most, after the conversation they emailed me a list of things that they would like for me to provide… but on the phone, the thing that they said I need to focus on is any conversations I had with Glenn.

“Glenn” refers to Glenn Arcaro, the top US BitConnect investor and net-winner.

In the weeks leading up to BitConnect’s collapse,
Arcaro went on the run
and hasn’t been seen or head in public since.

In earlier videos Grant claims Arcaro is travelling on multiple passports. He is believed to be hiding out in Asia and/or Dubai.

From what Grant reveals, the SEC are going hard on gathering evidence and not taking no for answer.

Services of Grant’s targeted include Facebook and WhatsApp, both of which accounts he claims he thought he no longer had access to.

Since the conversation, Grant claims to have retrieved “all of (his) Facebook chats with Glenn”.

The chats were made into a video, which Grant then provided with the SEC.

[4:56] I looked at those chats and I saw, whereas… I didn’t see any evil. I didn’t see any intentions to… to um, y’know.

It was all just promoters trying to promote as best they could.

Astonishingly and even after talking to the SEC, Grant appears to still be unaware (or in denial) that promotion of unregistered securities is illegal in the US.

In what can only be described as a delusional rant, later in his video Grant pleads with the SEC to release “positive information” about BitConnect.

This, Grant explains, will ‘
give the BitConnect developers a chance to come back and give the value back to the BCC token
‘.

In addition to communications with Arcaro, the SEC requested Grant provide them with financial specifics.

[6:23] They asked for all my bank account records, all my wallet addresses for all the cryptocurrency I have. I sent them everything.

All my (BitConnect) promotion videos… everything. I sent them everything.

Likely in order to verify what Grant has sent them and further discuss BitConnect and his role in it, another phonecall has been scheduled for Friday.

Grant’s SEC phonecall comes hot on the heels of fel

🤖 Quick Answer

Did Craig Grant receive contact from the SEC regarding BitConnect?
Yes, Craig Grant confirmed receiving a phone call from SEC agents on September 26th. The conversation lasted approximately twenty-five minutes. Grant, a prominent BitConnect promoter believed to have earned millions through the scheme, described the interaction as pleasant and indicated the agents demonstrated understanding of his situation.

What is Craig Grant's financial status following BitConnect's collapse?
Despite claiming significant losses, Grant admitted being "better off financially" as a result of BitConnect involvement. Since the scheme collapsed in January, he has maintained a low profile while reportedly living off funds obtained from investors, contradicting his stated position on personal financial impact.

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