About 3 weeks ago we covered the "Bitcoiin" ICO that actor Steven Seagal was promoting (read that article).Now, the New Jersey Bureau of Securities has issued them a cease and desist order.The celebrity endorsement itself may have also been illegal, citing a previous SEC directive that any celebrity endorsement of an ICO should disclose the nature, scope, and amount of compensation paid to the celebrity.The statement from the NJ Bureau of Securities reads:While there are no new announcements posted in direct response to the cease and desist, an older post from when Bitcoiin first started receiving criticism titled 'PRESS RELEASE: TO CLARIFY SOME FACTS AND RESPONSE ON ALLEGATIONS' says:Unfortunately, even if everything they say is true - that leaves plenty of red flags. The site owners are remaining anonymous (remember Bitconnect?) and they're promoting an Ethereum based ERC20 token but named it after a misspelling of Bitcoin - which appears to be a bold attempt to confuse people new to cryptocurrency.