Hong Kong police have disclosed a cryptocurrency investment scam in which a woman was tricked on Instagram, losing more than 2 million yuan. The fraudster posed as an investment expert, luring her into making transfers and exchanging cash multiple times. Police remind people to be more vigilant when making online friends and to watch out for transfer scams.

Hong Kong police announced that a woman in her 50s was the victim of a cryptocurrency scam, suffering losses of more than HK$2 million. The scammer built a relationship with her through Instagram, lured her into investing, and asked for multiple transfers before ultimately disappearing.

NBC anchor Savannah Guthrie returned to The Today Show today, but her 84-year-old mother, Nancy, is still missing in Arizona, with the kidnappers demanding a $6 million Bitcoin ransom. After 65 days of her disappearance, there has been no major progress in the case. Savannah expressed guilt, saying she believes her mother’s kidnapping may be related to her high profile.

Gate News reports that on March 28, the CESS Network official announced that co-founder and COO Jessie Dai is taking a temporary leave of absence to deal with family emergencies. During this period, her responsibilities will be taken over by co-founder and chairman Nicholas Zaldastani and the team.

A 39-year-old woman from Hong Kong met a man through a dating app who claimed to be an employee of a new energy company. They later developed a romantic relationship on WhatsApp. The man lured her into investing in cryptocurrency on a fraudulent platform, causing her to transfer over 5.5 million Hong Kong dollars within two months before he disappeared. Hong Kong police have received 15 similar fraud cases involving a total amount of nearly 10 million Hong Kong dollars.

Internet celebrity Hailey Welch reviewed the launch event of Meme token HAWK, revealing that she once panicked due to rumors and cooperated with FBI and SEC investigations to prove her innocence. This incident has had a profound psychological impact on her, as she attracted significant attention due to the token's dramatic market value fluctuations.

Gate News: On March 18, YouTube comedy short film "Crypto Castle" officially launched. The short film is set in an era when Bitcoin's price was only $250, featuring actress Viv Ford playing the lead role of Viv, telling the story of her living together with four early Bitcoin users in an apartment. Through its storyline, the short film showcases the development and evolution of cryptocurrency as a subculture.

Gate News reports that on March 18, Helen Liu, former co-CEO of a certain CEX, will launch a new platform called ABFinance. The platform will build its business under US regulatory oversight, integrating deposit, earning, trading, and spending functions in one, while connecting fiat and cryptocurrency. According to previous reports, a certain CEX announced that co-CEO Helen Liu will step down on April 30, 2026, and start her own venture.

Streamex Corp. announced the appointment of Christine Plummer as the new Chief Financial Officer, with over 30 years of financial experience and previous key positions at several renowned companies. The CEO stated that her background will provide support for the company's commodity tokenization products.

South Korea's Supreme Court upholds a 25-year prison sentence for a cryptocurrency company executive who stabbed and abandoned his girlfriend following an argument. The case has drawn attention to psychological stress in the crypto industry and standards of conduct for executives. The incident highlights the growing severity of criminal conduct involving cryptocurrency executives.