Hong Kong court rules for investors in JPEX cryptocurrency fraud case
This was the first case against JPEX, which operated in Hong Kong without a license. Go to Source
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This was the first case against JPEX, which operated in Hong Kong without a license. Go to Source
Hong Kong’s Securities and Futures Commission expects to issue licenses to some of the 11 crypto firms pending registration in the region. Go to Source
The plaintiffs seek to recover funds transferred out of their wallets as criminal proceedings against the exchange continue. Go to Source
Two citizens, Chan Wing-yan and Herbert Lee Sun-him, have filed the first civil lawsuit against the cryptocurrency platform JPEX, seeking to recover approximately 240,000 units of tether, worth about HK$1.85 million. This marks the first civil lawsuit since the alleged fraud was uncovered nine months ago. The plaintiffs allege unauthorized transfers of their funds shortly … Read more
All unlicensed crypto exchanges have been kicked out of Hong Kong. Go to Source
Christopher Hui took the stage at Fintech Week and outlined a list of regulatory moves Hong Kong authorities are looking to implement following the JPEX scandal. Go to Source
41% of respondents said they prefer not to hold virtual assets or cryptocurrencies — up 12 percentage points from an earlier study. Go to Source
JPEX has pushed ahead with its DAO Shareholder Dividend Scheme. However, some users claim their assets are being converted without their knowledge. Go to Source
The joint group was established in light of the ongoing crypto scandal in Hong Kong involving the JPEX crypto exchange. Go to Source
The unlicensed exchange allegedly solicited than $128 million from users before being reprimanded by the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission. Go to Source