Group 1 - Recent illegal activities are being conducted under the guise of "financial innovation" and "blockchain," involving the issuance of so-called "virtual currencies," "virtual assets," and "digital assets" to absorb funds and infringe upon public rights [1][3] - These activities are characterized by significant networked and cross-border operations, utilizing the internet and chat tools for transactions, which broadens the risk exposure and accelerates the spread of these activities [1][3] - Many perpetrators rent overseas servers to set up websites targeting domestic residents, making it difficult for regulatory bodies to track and manage these illegal activities [1][3] Group 2 - The deceptive, enticing, and concealed nature of these schemes is strong, as they exploit trending concepts and fabricate various high-profile theories, often using endorsements from influential figures to promote their schemes [2][4] - Perpetrators manipulate the prices of virtual currencies and set thresholds for profit and withdrawal to illegally extract profits, while also using various methods like ICOs, IFOs, and IEOs to issue tokens [2][4] - These activities present multiple legal risks, as they attract public investment through promises of "static returns" (profit from currency appreciation) and "dynamic returns" (profits from recruiting others), resembling illegal fundraising, pyramid schemes, and fraud [2][4] Group 3 - Such activities are essentially Ponzi schemes disguised as "financial innovation," making it difficult to sustain the flow of funds over the long term [2][4] - Public awareness is urged to critically assess blockchain claims and avoid blindly believing in extravagant promises, while also encouraging reporting of any discovered illegal activities to relevant authorities [2][4]
核心价值观“五融入”|金融普法:关于防范以“虚拟货币”“区块链”名义进行非法集资的风险提示
Xin Lang Cai Jing·2025-12-04 11:25