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Hong Kong SFC adds "R-Coin Wallet/R-Wallet/Jumanjin" to the list of suspicious virtual asset trading platforms

Hong Kong SFC adds "R-Coin Wallet/R-Wallet/Jumanjin" to the list of suspicious virtual asset trading platforms

金色财经金色财经2026/01/27 13:32
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Jinse Finance reported that the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission officially announced today that "R-Coin Wallet/R-Wallet/Jumanjin" has been added to the list of suspicious virtual asset trading platforms. The SFC stated that this entity claims to operate a virtual asset trading platform and is suspected of engaging in virtual asset-related fraudulent activities. In addition, the entity falsely claims to be a licensed virtual asset trading platform by the SFC and has misappropriated the central entity number of a licensed virtual asset trading platform. However, this entity has no connection with the relevant licensed virtual asset trading platform.
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