Key Takeaways Kishu Inu attracted approximately 283,000 holders after its launch. Sisemore faces three wire fraud counts, carrying up to 20 years each. Two founders allegedly received a combined 12% of tokens before public sales. Kishu Inu Creator Charged Over Alleged $9 Million Rug Pull Investors in Kishu Inu allegedly received false assurances about its creators’ holdings while insiders sold tokens for personal profit. The U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Northern District of Illinois disclosed the charges Oct. 7 against Alexander Sisemore, 28, of Fayetteville, Arkansas, known as “Kishu man” and “Kimbo.” Launched in April 2021, the cryptocurrency subsequently exceeded …