Group 1 - The Shenzhen-based jewelry company, Shenzhen Jie Wo Rui Jewelry Co., Ltd. (referred to as "Jie Wo Rui"), is experiencing operational abnormalities, prompting the local government to intervene and form a task force to oversee the situation [2] - Jie Wo Rui, established in 2014, operates through various platforms and has attracted approximately 150,000 users by offering gold recycling and fee-free exchange activities [5] - A recent liquidity crisis has emerged as users reported difficulties in withdrawing funds, leading to the company announcing a daily withdrawal limit of 1 gram of gold or equivalent cash of 500 yuan [5] Group 2 - The crisis is linked to Jie Wo Rui's "pre-priced trading" model, which allows users to lock in gold and silver prices with a small deposit, creating a high-leverage trading environment that has resulted in significant payout pressures amid recent fluctuations in precious metal prices [5] - Proposed solutions for investors include a one-time payout at 20% of the principal or a 40% payout over 12 installments, but many investors find these terms unacceptable due to the lengthy withdrawal process [6] - The local task force is currently verifying investor complaints and urging the public to approach online information rationally and to invest through legal channels [6]