Alexander Sisemore
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Alexander Sisemore, 28, of Fayetteville, Arkansas, also known online as 'Kishu Man' and 'Kimbo,' is the co-founder and creator of the Kishu Inu (KISHU) meme token. In October 2026, a federal grand jury in the Northern District of Illinois indicted Sisemore on three counts of wire fraud, alleging he secretly allocated approximately 6% of Kishu Inu's total token supply to himself before public trading began in April 2021 and then sold those holdings for over $9 million while publicly denying any insider allocation. Sisemore has denied wrongdoing and, through his defense attorney, has stated he intends to contest the charges.
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Timeline(8 events)
17 April 2021
Kishu Inu token launches on Ethereum. Prosecutors allege that approximately 6% of total token supply was secretly transferred to wallets controlled by Sisemore and a further approximately 6% to wallets controlled by co-founder Individual A before public trading began.
DOJ Press Release / CryptoTimes1 May 2021
Kishu Inu reportedly surpasses $2 billion market capitalization and 100,000 holders within weeks of launch.
CoinMarketCap / CryptoTimes27 October 2021
Prosecutors allege a specific transaction occurred in which approximately 4.74 trillion Kishu Inu tokens were swapped for 39,308 USDT on Gate.io, cited in the indictment as evidence of the alleged scheme.
CryptoTimes: Kishu Inu Founder Indicted on Wire Fraud Charges28 October 2021
Kishu Inu reaches its all-time high price. Token subsequently declines significantly in value.
CoinLore: Kishu Inu Historical Prices1 October 2023
The alleged fraud scheme concludes, per the indictment's stated timeframe of approximately April 2021 through October 2023.
CryptoTimes: Kishu Inu Founder Indicted on Wire Fraud Charges20 April 2026
FBI Chicago Field Office publicly issues a statement seeking information from Kishu Inu investors, referencing a potential 'backdoor' for token creation and requesting victim submissions via online form.
Cryptopolitan: Courts move on Kishu Inu, Tokenize Xchange founders6 October 2026
Federal grand jury in the Northern District of Illinois returns a three-count wire fraud indictment against Alexander Sisemore (case no. 1:26-cr-00525). The case is assigned to Judge John Robert Blakey.
DOJ Press Release / CryptoTimes7 October 2026
Indictment made public. Defense attorney Nishay Sanan states Sisemore denies wrongdoing and intends to contest the charges. Arraignment date not yet scheduled.
Yahoo News: Crypto coin founder charged in ChicagoDecision Log
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generated: 10/9/2026, 11:04:48 PM
last updated: 10/9/2026, 11:04:48 PM
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