Hong Kong JPEX case: 8 defendants charged with fraud and other crimes, case postponed to March next year for re-trial.

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ChainCatcher reports that according to Hong Kong Economic Daily, there has been a new development in the virtual asset trading platform JPEX scam case. Eight defendants are charged with multiple offenses, and the case has been adjourned to March 16, 2026, for a retrial.
The eight defendants are sequentially: former TVB artiste Zheng Junxi (31), Xiao Yingqian (28), Lam Jok (35), internet celebrity “Chen Yi” Chen Yingyi (38), Qu Zhuoji (31), Zhao Jingxian (25), YouTuber “Xiangxiang” Liang Qixiang (31), and He Jiwen (28).
Charges include conspiracy to defraud, fraud, inducing others to invest in virtual assets through deception or reckless disregard for the truth, and dealing with property believed to represent proceeds of criminal conduct.
Except for Zheng Junxi, who has applied for no bail, the other seven defendants are permitted to continue their bail on original conditions, during which they must not leave Hong Kong and must surrender all travel documents.

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