Overview
- Media reports say the SEC is reviewing trading and earnings-related activity involving Jon Isaac and others, with no public announcement or charges to date.
- ALT5 Sigma said it is unaware of any investigation and disputed claims that Isaac has held leadership roles at the company.
- Isaac also denied being ALT5’s president or under SEC investigation and described himself as a shareholder supporting the firm.
- A December SEC filing shows a two-year consulting agreement starting in March 2024 and a conversion of a $540,000 note plus interest into 465,753 ALT5 shares in December 2024.
- ALT5’s stock fell 10.5% Tuesday and slid further after hours, following scrutiny of its $1.5 billion arrangement with World Liberty Financial, which has drawn political attention from Democratic lawmakers.