A post by @CFTC on X.

The CFTC secured a court order requiring a Texas man and his company to pay over $13 million in a commodities fraud case, the agency announced. The order resolves enforcement action tied to fraudulent commodity scheme conduct, though the announcement did not specify the underlying products, trading venues, or the breakdown between restitution and civil penalties. The case adds to the CFTC's ongoing enforcement push targeting retail-facing commodity and digital-asset fraud, an area where the agency has steadily expanded its docket. Traders and compliance teams should watch for the court's full order detailing disgorgement, restitution, and any registration bans, as well as whether the CFTC pursues parallel actions against related entities or affiliates.