Odaily Planet Daily reports that the UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has filed legal action against the cryptocurrency exchange HTX, accusing the company of continuing to promote crypto asset services to UK consumers in violation of financial promotion rules.
The FCA stated that HTX has published illegal marketing content on platforms such as TikTok, X, Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube. Despite previous warnings, HTX has not ceased its violations. Currently, the FCA has requested social media platforms to block HTX accounts targeting UK users and has asked Apple and Google app stores to remove the HTX application.
Additionally, the FCA pointed out that HTX’s organizational structure is opaque, and multiple attempts at communication have gone unanswered. HTX has now been added to the FCA warning list, meaning UK users will not be protected by financial dispute resolution services if they suffer losses.
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UK FCA files legal lawsuit against HTX, accusing it of illegal marketing of crypto services
Odaily Planet Daily reports that the UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has filed legal action against the cryptocurrency exchange HTX, accusing the company of continuing to promote crypto asset services to UK consumers in violation of financial promotion rules.
The FCA stated that HTX has published illegal marketing content on platforms such as TikTok, X, Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube. Despite previous warnings, HTX has not ceased its violations. Currently, the FCA has requested social media platforms to block HTX accounts targeting UK users and has asked Apple and Google app stores to remove the HTX application.
Additionally, the FCA pointed out that HTX’s organizational structure is opaque, and multiple attempts at communication have gone unanswered. HTX has now been added to the FCA warning list, meaning UK users will not be protected by financial dispute resolution services if they suffer losses.