The Securities and Futures Commission of Hong Kong will publish 4 lists of virtual assets and 1 list of suspicious virtual asset trading platforms

Odaily Planet Daily News: In response to recent public concerns about unregulated virtual trading platforms, the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission will take a number of measures to strengthen information dissemination and investor education. CEO Liang Fengyi said that the China Securities Regulatory Commission will publish four lists of virtual assets online, including a list of licensed platforms, a list of completed platforms, a list of platforms deemed to be licensed, and a list of new applicants. In addition, the China Securities Regulatory Commission will publish a list of suspicious virtual asset trading platforms to help the public become more alert to local platforms with unlicensed or suspicious operating practices. The China Securities Regulatory Commission will publish the relevant list on its website and consider providing more information about unregulated virtual asset trading platforms. Asset platform information allows the public to be alert as early as possible. (RTHK website)