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Hong Kong SFC Warns of 65 Fake Websites Impersonating Licensed Crypto Exchange HashKey

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Hong Kong's Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) has identified 65 fake websites impersonating the licensed cryptocurrency exchange HashKey, urging investors to remain vigilant against potential scams.

The regulator's alert underscores the growing threat of phishing and impersonation in the digital asset sector, where bad actors exploit the credibility of regulated platforms.

The SFC warns that these fraudulent sites could mislead users into believing they are accessing HashKey's official platform, potentially leading to financial losses or data theft.

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