XREX founder involved in virtual currency money laundering of 410 million yuan was suspended for prosecution and required to pay a fine and release an anti-fraud video

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04-29
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Another money laundering controversy has erupted in Taiwan's crypto circle! The financial crime investigator of XREX, Chen Mei-hui, unfortunately passed away in a car accident last year, drawing high social attention. Subsequently, two founders, Xiao Hui-zong and Huang Yao-wen, were implicated in the "A-Fu Wallet" crypto money laundering case. The Taichung District Prosecutor's Office discovered that the two assisted a fraud group in converting 12.7 million USDT across chains, with a suspected money laundering amount of NT$410 million. Ultimately, considering their good attitude of admitting guilt, the prosecutor's office decided to suspend the prosecution with additional fines and educational conditions.

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  • Willing to compensate victims' losses and apologize

  • Willing to pay a certain amount to the public treasury (commonly known as "donation")

  • Other good performance, showing willingness to turn over a new leaf

  • Risk Warning

    Crypto investment carries high risks, and its price may fluctuate dramatically. You may lose all your principal. Please carefully assess the risks.

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