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The Traders Domain civil fraud trial has been scheduled for June 15th, 2026. Other recent updates in the CFTC’s The Traders Domain case include:

Holton Buggs has been sanctioned for failing to cooperate with the Traders Domain Receiver. As detailed by the Receiver in his February 5th Second Report;

Two OmegaPro victims have received partially suspended prison sentences in France.

The Traders Domain defendants Holton Buggs and Robert Collazo have consented to preliminary injunctions.

Seven SAEG Ponzi net-winners have settled with the court-appointed Receiver. As disclosed in the Receiver’s Sixth Report, filed on January 9th;

Disgraced MLM veteran Holton Buggs is shamelessly challenging the CFTC’s request for a Traders Domain preliminary injunction. Buggs, who is alleged to have misappropriated millions of dollars through Traders Domain, is the only defendant challenging proceedings.

Marcus Todd Brisco, a resident of Hawaii, has settled SAEG fraud charges with the CFTC. SAEG was a Ponzi scheme tied to The Traders Domain, through which a number of MLM Ponzi schemes, among them OmegaPro, are believed to have been funneled into. Brisco, working with co-defendant Michael Shannon Sims, helped launder SAEG invested funds [Continue reading…]

The CFTC has been given permission to serve several The Traders Domain defendants via alternate service.

The CFTC is reaching out directly to victims of The Traders Domain Ponzi scheme. The federal regulator published a “confidential customer survey” on November 14th, which it claims will “provide [the] CFTC with pertinent information on this case.”

Holton Buggs has filed motions seeking dismissal of the case against him and dissolvement of a court-appointed Receiver.