According to the United News Network, digital asset management platform Steaker launched an investment plan to attract people to invest in virtual currency, suspected of illegally absorbing about NT $1.48 billion for three years. The Taipei District Prosecutor's Office sued Steaker and founder Huang Weixuan and other four people. Steaker issued a statement to clarify that there has never been any illegal act, and is deeply disappointed by the prosecution. Virtual assets are not legal tender. They only provide virtual asset allocation services, and do not accept any legal tender or provide exchange services. They also explained the whole situation with a statement.
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