Hong Kong Monetary Authority: No affiliation with "Hong Kong Yunbo Holdings/Yunbo Holdings 2.0" platform, warns against stablecoin scams
ChainCatcher News, the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) has once again issued a risk warning, stating that a platform named "Hong Kong Yunbo Holdings/Yunbo Holdings 2.0" claims to have cooperation with the HKMA, falsely asserting that the HKMA serves as a technical and financial advisor to provide the platform with an on-chain stablecoin framework, cross-border clearing model, and support for building a financial-grade node security system. The HKMA solemnly declares that it has no relationship with this platform, and the relevant platform is not regulated by the HKMA. Currently, no licenses have been issued to any stablecoin issuers. If anyone promotes stablecoins, the public must remain vigilant. If you discover that you are a target or victim of fraud, you should immediately contact the Hong Kong Police or relevant authorities in Mainland China.
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