The Hong Kong JPEX case has 8 defendants charged with fraud and other offenses, and the case has been postponed for retrial until March next year.

According to ChainCatcher and reports from the Hong Kong Economic Journal, there is new progress in the fraud case involving the virtual asset trading platform JPEX. The 8 defendants are charged with multiple offenses, and the case has been postponed to March 16, 2026, for retrial.

According to reports, the 8 defendants are former TVB artist Zheng Junxi (31 years old), Xiao Yingqian (28 years old), Lin Zuo (35 years old), internet celebrity 'Chen Yi' Chen Yingyi (38 years old), Qu Zhuokai (31 years old), Zhao Jingxian (25 years old), YouTuber 'Xiangxiang' Liang Qixiang (31 years old), and He Jiwen (28 years old).

The charges include conspiracy to commit fraud, fraud, inducing others to invest in virtual assets fraudulently or recklessly, and handling property that is known or believed to be derived from indictable offenses. Except for Zheng Junxi, who has no bail application, the other 7 defendants are allowed to continue bail under the original conditions, during which they must not leave Hong Kong and must surrender all travel documents.