Hong Kong police have frozen JPEX-related assets worth more than $29 million
According to DL News, Hong Kong police have frozen assets worth over $29 million related to the now-defunct cryptocurrency exchange JPEX.The exchange collapsed in September last year, involving a fraud of $403 million.Currently, the number of arrests related to JPEX has increased to 72, including employees and social media influencers.
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