[60-Year-Old Hong Kong Woman Scammed into Investing in Cryptocurrency on a Fake Website, Losing HK$21.5 Million] According to a report by *Hong Kong 01*, a 60-year-old woman in Hong Kong met a scammer claiming to be an 'investment expert' through an online platform and was lured into investing in cryptocurrency on a fake website. During this period, the platform repeatedly requested her to submit a security deposit to prove that her account was not being used for money laundering. Between April 14 and September 22, the woman transferred approximately HK$21.5 million in multiple transactions to a designated investment account. Suspecting fraud, she reported the case to the police on October 3. The police have initially classified the case as obtaining property by deception, and it is being followed up by the fourth team of the Criminal Investigation Division of the Sau Mau Ping Police District. No arrests have been made so far. The police have reminded the public that obtaining property by deception is a serious crime, and upon conviction, the maximum penalty is 14 years of imprisonment.