Hopefully. And it wouldn't be bad to see the SEC investigating also the very well known "hero" members that gave Trevor credibility and promoted his ponzi by running PTs and such... They even went to dinner in Vegas with him to gamble, and they wrote many times that they "knew" what was Trevor's business model.

I cannot believe than anyone who is not a retarded could believe on 7% weekly interest rates, that does not exist outside ponzis, thus I'd say that at least half of the "promoters" who actively gave legitimacy to Trevor scam by cooperating with him were doing it knowing it was a ponzi, just to benefit from having entered the scheme at the very beginning.