Hong Kong’s financial watchdog confirmed Monday that it would publish the list of cryptocurrency trading firms that have applied for licenses to operate in the Chinese territory, in the wake of the JPEX scandal. The Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) will reveal the list following public demand, Julia Leung Fung-yee, CEO of SFC, said during a press conference, per a local media report. Hong Kong-based unlicensed crypto exchange JPEX defrauded customers, allegedly causing around HK$1.43 billion (US$182 million) in losses to over 1,600 investors, reportedly marking it the largest fraud case in Hong Kong’s history. The incident has apparently caused setbacks in the government’s ongoing efforts to position itself among global crypto hubs.