To Prevent Insider Trading, Huobi Constitutes "Investment Behavior Management Regulations"

According to Wu Blockchain, "Regulations governing investment behavior of Huobi Group employees" were created to regulate platform transactions and employee investments, as well as to prevent insider trading, "rat warehouses," and other illegal activities. It will become effective on November 23, 2022.

Included in the content:

1. In principle, all employees are allowed to make various investments such as private placement and public offering on the primary market, but they must not make unwarranted promises to get be invested in shares with Huobi’s Position Rights.
2. For the relevant self-operating currencies (including but not limited to HT, HPT, TRON tokens, etc.), all employees are not allowed to use inside information to conduct transactions mouse warehouse activity.
3. In principle, employees of the trading departments are not allowed to use non-company accounts on the exchange to participate in secondary market transactions [except for 20 currencies leading currencies by market capitalization and platform-owned currencies such as HT].
4. For listed assets, employees of departments involved in the listing of assets must proactively disclose asset holdings to the audit department; staff holding assets may not participate in assessments, business negotiations, operations, etc. of property.
5. The audit department will check the investment and transaction situation of employees from time to time, if the above violations are detected, they will be handled according to “Huobi Group V3.1 High Voltage Line” depending on the situation. according to the severity of the circumstances and the profit situation.

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