Summary:
- Interpol issues a red notice for Wong Ching-kit, known as “Coin Young Master.”
- Wong is wanted for a $384,000 crypto fraud and two counts of theft.
- His whereabouts remain unknown, with ongoing investigations by Hong Kong’s commercial crime bureau.
Interpol has issued a red notice seeking the arrest of Wong Ching-kit, a prominent Hong Kong crypto promoter known as “Coin Young Master.” Wong is wanted in connection with a $384,000 fraud and two counts of theft related to a HK$3 million deception case.
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Sources indicate Wong is tied to multiple investigations by Hong Kong’s commercial crime bureau, including significant crypto fraud allegations. Known in the local crypto community since 2019, Wong was previously accused of defrauding investors through a crypto mining hardware scheme linked to a token called “Filecoin.”
The red notice, a global alert for law enforcement, aims to locate and provisionally arrest Wong pending extradition or similar legal actions. Despite the serious charges, Wong’s current location remains unknown.
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