Deep Tide TechFlow News, December 15 — According to Hong Kong Economic Daily, there has been a new development in the virtual asset trading platform JPEX fraud case. Eight defendants have been charged with multiple offenses, and the case has been adjourned to March 16, 2026, for a re-trial.
Reportedly, the eight defendants are former TVB artists Zheng Junxi (31), Xiao Yingqian (28), Lam Zok (35), internet celebrity “Chen Yi” Chen Yingyi (38), Qu Zhuoji (31), Zhao Jingxian (25), YouTuber “Xiangxiang” Liang Qixiang (31), and Ho Jiwen (28).
The charges include conspiracy to defraud, fraud, inducing others to invest in virtual assets through deception or with reckless disregard for the truth, and handling property known or believed to be derived from prosecutable offenses. Except for Zheng Junxi, who has applied for no bail, the remaining seven defendants are permitted to continue their bail under the original conditions, during which they are not allowed to leave Hong Kong and must surrender all travel documents.
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JPEX case: 8 defendants charged with fraud and other crimes, case postponed to March next year for retrial
Deep Tide TechFlow News, December 15 — According to Hong Kong Economic Daily, there has been a new development in the virtual asset trading platform JPEX fraud case. Eight defendants have been charged with multiple offenses, and the case has been adjourned to March 16, 2026, for a re-trial.
Reportedly, the eight defendants are former TVB artists Zheng Junxi (31), Xiao Yingqian (28), Lam Zok (35), internet celebrity “Chen Yi” Chen Yingyi (38), Qu Zhuoji (31), Zhao Jingxian (25), YouTuber “Xiangxiang” Liang Qixiang (31), and Ho Jiwen (28).
The charges include conspiracy to defraud, fraud, inducing others to invest in virtual assets through deception or with reckless disregard for the truth, and handling property known or believed to be derived from prosecutable offenses. Except for Zheng Junxi, who has applied for no bail, the remaining seven defendants are permitted to continue their bail under the original conditions, during which they are not allowed to leave Hong Kong and must surrender all travel documents.