【UK accuses a businessman of operating unlicensed cryptocurrency and fiat currency exchange businesses】According to Golden Finance, the US Department of Justice (DOJ) announced that Florida businessman Christopher James Scanlon is facing federal charges for allegedly operating unlicensed cryptocurrency and fiat currency exchange businesses. Christopher James Scanlon, from Utah, was arrested at Miami International Airport on October 10 and subsequently pleaded not guilty in Newark federal court. According to the indictment, Christopher James Scanlon, CEO of Aurae Lifestyle and Club Swan, managed entities such as PMA Media Group and AU Card LLC, which provided cryptocurrency and traditional financial services. Prosecutors claim that these businesses have never registered as money transmitters with FinCEN as required by federal law. The US Department of Justice noted that conspiracy charges can carry a maximum sentence of five years in prison and a maximum fine of $250,000, or double the defendant's economic gain or the victim's economic loss, whichever is greater.