The copyright holder of the "Nailong" IP declares that it has never been involved in virtual currency business and will pursue legal responsibility against impersonators.
ChainCatcher news, the copyright holder of the "Nai Long" animation IP, Seventh Impression Company, has issued an announcement stating that recently, criminals have impersonated the "Nai Long" image to engage in bitcoin issuance, false publicity, and illegal financial activities, which has seriously misled the public and damaged the brand's reputation. Seventh Impression emphasized that since its establishment, the company has never conducted or authorized any organization or individual to participate in virtual currency-related business, and firmly opposes all illegal and non-compliant activities. The company has now initiated legal review procedures and will pursue the responsibility of relevant parties in accordance with the law, and will report to the public security authorities if necessary.
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