The Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission warns the public to beware of high-return "AI quantum high-frequency trading" investment scams.
According to Odaily, the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) has issued an official warning, reminding the public to beware of a suspicious investment product promoted by Kam Fung Lai and Angel Guardian Alliance Technology Limited. This product is themed around AI and involves so-called high-frequency trading arrangements, claiming to deliver investors a monthly return of approximately 3% to 8% through "AI quantum high-frequency trading." The SFC noted that it has received reports of investors experiencing difficulties when attempting to withdraw funds, and urges the public to remain vigilant.
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