. In addition, the SEC reiterates that listed companies should take action and consider various factors relevant to digital asset investment. For example, risk assessment and potential impacts, measures
caution when allowing unlicensed business operators to set up exhibition booths, as this may inadvertently facilitate illegal activities. The SEC has been monitoring and observing events or exhibitions
, including those from foreign countries, as they are not under the SEC’s supervision and may pose a risk of fraud and scams. Concurrently, the SEC urges event organizers to exercise caution when allowing
Recently, the SEC has been notified that some private sector entities have used the SEC’s response letters as references for other persons in various transactions, possibly providing information that
Following the tips from various sources to SEC, there have been solicitations for investment in securities and/or product that may be liable to be digital asset (called by many names such as coin
Srimachand, SEC Deputy Secretary-General, said: “The SEC urges the event organizer to exercise caution when allowing unlicensed business operators to set up booths at the event, including platform service
relevant agencies to put in place a mechanism for monitoring, through various channels, the impersonation investment scams involving the unauthorized use of personal names and logos of organizations
device (an iris-scanning machine) located at various points, and several digital asset business operators are servicing these coins. Mr. Anek Yooyuen, SEC Deputy Secretary-General and Spokesperson
after falling victim to scams. The SEC also coordinated with social media platform providers to block accounts suspected of fraudulent investment content. The public should exercise caution and stay