Hong Kong Police: All 36 arrestees involved in the JPEX case have been released on bail pending investigation, and the amount involved has risen to HK$1.58 billion.

On October 26th, Hong Kong police announced in the evening that 8 more people were arrested in the JPEX virtual asset trading platform fraud case, bringing the total number of arrests to 36. However, all arrested individuals have been released on bail and must report to the police from late October to late December. In addition, Hong Kong police have updated other information, as of 5 pm on the 26th, there were 2595 reported victims involving approximately HKD 1.58 billion.

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