Hong Kong Securities Regulatory Commission warns the public to beware of a suspicious asset investment product called "LENA Network"
Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission warned the public to be wary of a suspicious virtual asset investment product called "LENA Network". The product involves pledging and lending arrangements related to virtual assets, and claims to provide high returns to investors. This investment product has not been approved by the Securities and Futures Commission for sale to the Hong Kong public. The Securities and Futures Commission notes that the Hong Kong public can access information about the product and contact the product through the Internet. The Securities and Futures Commission advises against trusting those "too good to be true" investment opportunities and remaining vigilant when making investment decisions.
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