They are an 18B company whose business is providing an exchange for legally dubious tokens. Millions is literally chump change compared to that, because once again, their "product" is primarily legal arbitrage.
The SEC literally approved their public listing two years ago. It's disingenuous to describe them as "an exchange for legally dubious tokens"
It's disingenuous to claim that once a company is approved for public listing all of their future operations are outside the jurisdiction of the SEC. What kind of world would that be?