JD CoinChain Technology: JD Stablecoin has not been issued, and all trading platforms JD-HKD are counterfeit
it recently received information from JD Coin Chain Technology that someone has impersonated JD's name and released a digital currency called JD-HKD on mainstream trading platforms to deceive users into participating in trading. These fraudulent activities not only harm the legitimate rights and interests of JD Coin Chain Technology, but also cause harm to users participating in the trading. JD Coin Chain Technology has communicated with mainstream trading platforms to remove the relevant digital currency and has issued a notice to users. JD Coin Chain Technology stated that as a participant in the sandbox of the Hong Kong Monetary Authority stablecoin issuer, it fully complies with the process guided by Hong Kong regulations. Before obtaining a license as a stablecoin issuer in Hong Kong, any issuance of coins using the name JD stablecoin, JD-HKD, JD-USD, etc. to attract users to purchase, as well as issuing coins under the name of JD or JD's partners, are all scams. JD will also not issue any governance tokens other than JD stablecoin. (Interface)
Spanish lawmakers call for ‘traffic light’ risk warnings for crypto assets
according to Cryptonews, Spanish legislators are calling on the country's financial regulatory agency to implement a "traffic light" risk warning system for cryptocurrencies.The system will categorize cryptocurrencies into four levels - green, yellow, orange, and red - based on their registration, support, regulation status, and market performance stability.Green represents assets with good registration, support, and regulation; yellow represents assets with "limited support" or moderate volatility; orange represents unregulated, high-risk assets; and red is used for speculative assets with "no clear issuer or substantial support."