Hong Kong media: Local woman loses HK$4 million in serial crypto scams despite 10 years of investment
Odaily Planet Daily reported that a local woman with over 10 years of experience investing in cryptocurrencies lost more than HKD 4 million in virtual assets after falling victim to two separate scams. The incidents occurred when she failed to obtain a promotional offer on a virtual asset platform and sought assistance from "customer service" on Telegram. Police have reminded the public to always contact customer service through official channels, never to click on suspicious links, and not to disclose personal account passwords or verification codes. (Hong Kong 01)
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