Dear SEC Office of Investor Education and Advocacy,

I am filing an urgent complaint regarding GROKR Exchange Ltd (CIK: 0002072373), which submitted a Form D (SEC File 021-548726) on June 12, 2025, claiming a Rule 506(c) exemption. Evidence indicates this filing is materially false and part of a fraudulent scheme:

Key Violations

1. Misrepresentation to SEC:
   • Form D states $0 sales, 0 investors, $0 proceeds used (Items 15-17)
   • REALITY: The company accepted investor funds while refusing withdrawals and ceasing communication
2. Illegal Solicitation Despite 506(c):
   • Rule 506(c) requires sales ONLY to verified accredited investors
   • GROKR is openly soliciting retail investors globally via:
     • grok-lssc.com (flagged by BaFin)
     • grok-coin.com (flagged by Scamadviser)
     • grokrhot3.com> (flagged by Scamadviser)
     • grokrexcci.com> (flagged by Scamadviser)
     • grokrwaid.com> (flagged by Scamadviser)
     • grokrdoc.com>
3. Active International Warnings (Proof of Cross-Border Fraud):

   Regulator	Date	Warning
   FMA Austria	June 13, 2025	"Unauthorized investment activities – no license"
   BaFin Germany	Active	"grok-lssc.com operating without authorization"
   AFM Netherlands	Active	Listed on high-risk registry for "dubious financial offers"
   Scamadviser	Current	"grok-coin.com: 1/100 trust score – high scam risk"

Requested Actions

• Immediate suspension of GROKR's Regulation D exemption
• Subpoena financial records to trace investor funds
• Coordinate with EU regulators (FMA/BaFin/AFM) on cross-jurisdiction fraud
• Issue an SEC Investor Alert naming GROKR and its domains

Attachments Included:

• Proof of transaction (REDACTED)
• Screenshots of withdrawal refusal
• Logs of ignored communications
• International regulatory warnings compilation

This pattern matches "pig butchering" scams: fake filings lure investors while international warnings confirm illicit operations. Every day delayed risks more victims.