香港证监会：稳定币条例生效后诈骗风险增加 呼吁投资者保持理性

Core Viewpoint - The implementation of the Hong Kong Stablecoin Regulation on August 1 has led to a surge in market interest, but it also raises concerns about increased fraud risks, prompting calls for rational investment decisions from the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) [1] Group 1: Regulatory Developments - The Hong Kong SFC has begun accepting applications for stablecoin issuer licenses following the enactment of the Stablecoin Regulation [1] - The SFC and the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) issued a joint statement urging the public to exercise caution in investing in the volatile stablecoin market [1] Group 2: Market Reactions - There has been a notable market reaction, with some companies experiencing significant stock price increases merely due to their application or intention to apply for stablecoin licenses [1] - The SFC's executive director highlighted the need for investors to maintain a "rational line" amidst market speculation [1] Group 3: Complaints and Risks - Complaints related to virtual asset trading have remained stable, with 265 cases reported in the first half of the year, primarily involving overseas investors [1] - Common issues in complaints include fraud, hacking incidents leading to asset theft, refusal of platforms to cash out profits, and funds being frozen due to money laundering allegations [1] - The SFC emphasized the high risks associated with using unlicensed or non-Hong Kong regulated virtual asset trading platforms, comparing it to playing "Russian roulette" [1]