The Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission has added four more entities to its "Suspected Virtual Asset Trading Platforms" list, including HKTWeb3 and AmazingTech.
BlockBeats News, December 17th, the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission has added four new entities to its "Suspected Virtual Asset Trading Platforms" list in the past two months. The newly added entities are "HKTWeb3," "AmazingTech," "9M AI," and the "Hong Kong Stablecoin Exchange," all of which are suspected of operating without a license.
Among them, "HKTWeb3" claimed on its website to have partnered with a licensed virtual asset trading platform recognized by the Commission, but this claim was debunked. The "Hong Kong Stablecoin Exchange" falsely declared that it was jointly established by the "Hong Kong Stock Exchange, Joint Exchange, and Hong Kong Futures Exchange," when in fact it has no connection to any of the three.
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