The Securities and Change Fee is cracking down on Crypto corporations … and a few big-name celebs — together with Jake Paul, Lindsay Lohan and Soulja Boy — who praised the foreign money corporations whereas getting paid with out disclosing it … and so they’ve agreed to cough up some dough to make all of it go away.

Jake and Lindsay are among the many celebs named within the SEC’s filings Wednesday … they’re charged with illegally touting Tronix and BitTorrent. Others charged embrace Lil Yachty, Ne-Yo, Austin Mahone, Kendra Lust and Akon.

The SEC says these celebs did not disclose they had been getting paid for selling these corporations.

Virtually all the celebs agreed to pay a complete of $400K to settle the fees.

Netflix straight up jacked the characters and plot for its hit present “Outer Banks” from an already revealed e-book … a minimum of based on the creator of a novel, who’s now out for some authorized revenge.

The streaming large is being sued by Jeff Wilson, who claims there are approach too many similarities between a e-book he wrote, “Queen Anne’s Revenge,” and ‘OB’ for it to be pure coincidence.

In line with the lawsuit, obtained by TMZ, Wilson says in 2013 he revealed his novel, which follows 4 buddies on a treasure hunt from a well-known shipwreck close to the outer banks of North Carolina.

Wilson says his e-book was even promoted by Discovery and Historical past Channel, and he claims the ‘OB’ creators have even confessed … they relied on different books and authors for inspiration to write down the scripted collection.

The creator claims his e-book was drawn from closely … he says the primary solid and their character arcs are nearly equivalent to his novel … and he says the plot factors and settings are eerily comparable, too.

Wilson is suing Netflix for copyright infringement … and he needs the streaming large to fork over any income they’ve constituted of infringing on his novel and an injunction stopping Netflix from distributing or promoting “Outer Banks.”

It is value noting … one other novelist, Kevin Wooten, beforehand sued Netflix and the ‘OB’ creators, claiming they ripped off his 2016 e-book … however the go well with was dismissed after a choose did not discover enough similarities between the 2.