Blox Lending / DEBT Box (Jason Anderson)
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Blox Lending, LLC, led by principal Jason R. Anderson, and its joint-venture partner Digital Licensing, Inc. (DLI) operated the crypto enterprise known as DEBT Box, which the SEC alleges raised at least $200 million from more than 100,000 retail investors between November 2021 and August 2023 through license agreements tied to purportedly royalty-generating real-world projects that never materialized. A fresh SEC civil fraud complaint was filed October 28, 2026 in the District of Utah, alleging over $101 million of investor funds was used to buy and burn DEBT Box crypto assets in a manner the agency characterizes as Ponzi-like payments; this follows an earlier 2023 SEC action against DEBT Box that was dismissed in 2024 after a judge sanctioned SEC attorneys for bad-faith conduct and ordered the agency to pay roughly $1.8 million in fees, a procedural failure that is distinct from the substance of the new complaint.
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Timeline(7 events)
November 2021
DEBT Box allegedly begins offering investors license agreements tied to purportedly royalty-generating real-world projects, per the SEC's 2026 complaint.
SEC Litigation Release No. 266782023
The SEC files an initial enforcement action against DEBT Box alleging a roughly $50 million fraud involving unregistered securities, including an emergency asset freeze request.
FinanceFeedsAugust 2023
Period during which DEBT Box's alleged offering fraud, as described in the 2026 complaint, is said to have run (November 2021 through August 2023).
SEC Litigation Release No. 26678March 2024
Judge Robert Shelby finds SEC attorneys engaged in bad-faith conduct, including false and misleading statements, in obtaining the 2023 asset freeze against DEBT Box.
DecryptMay 2024
The 2023 SEC case against DEBT Box is dismissed without prejudice; the SEC is ordered to pay roughly $1.8 million in defendants' attorney fees and costs.
DecryptJune 2024
The SEC announces it will close its Salt Lake City regional office following the sanctions in the DEBT Box case.
CoinDesk28 October 2026
The SEC files a new civil fraud complaint (No. 2:26-cv-01066) against Blox Lending, Jason Anderson, Digital Licensing, Schad Brannon, and Roydon Nelson, alleging a $200M+ offering fraud under the DEBT Box brand, with DLI, Brannon, and Nelson proposing settlements.
SEC Litigation Release No. 26678Decision Log
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generated: 11/11/2026, 8:11:20 PM
last updated: 11/11/2026, 8:11:21 PM
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