A series of legal actions and criminal charges related to cryptocurrency fraud have emerged recently. In Hong Kong, a District Court ordered the recovery of HK$1.85 million (approximately US$238,000) in a civil case against JPEX, a cryptocurrency company implicated in fraudulent activities. Meanwhile, in the U.S., a Buffalo man pleaded guilty to wire fraud and aggravated identity theft, having used at least 63 stolen identities to defraud victim lenders of $3.5 million. Additionally, U.S. prosecutors charged an Australian man with fraud, computer security breaches, and money laundering, alleging he skimmed over $47 million from elderly Americans through a cyberscam. In Thailand, authorities dismantled a cross-border crypto scam that defrauded a local investor of over $620,000, arresting multiple suspects from Thailand, Myanmar, and Cambodia. Furthermore, the founder of MyTrade, a cryptocurrency financial services firm, pleaded guilty to market manipulation involving digital tokens, including one created by the FBI to combat fraud in the crypto sector. Lastly, a Singaporean citizen faces U.S. court charges for a $274 million Bitcoin theft in a major crypto scam.