The Federal Court of Australia recently issued an important ruling: multiple blockchain mining companies such as NGS Group and NGS Crypto were found to be operating illegally due to unlicensed operations and unregistered investment schemes. This lawsuit involved over 450 investors and approximately 59 million in funds.

This case reflects a phenomenon—many mining companies solicit retail investors under the guise of "high returns" but lack the necessary financial licenses and investment plan registration. For investors, this is a profound lesson: no matter how attractive the mining profit promises are, always verify whether the operator is licensed and whether the investment plan is compliant. The court's ruling in Australia indicates that even in regions with relatively lenient regulation, unlicensed operations still face legal consequences. This serves as a reference for mining investors worldwide—regulatory compliance checks should always be the first step before choosing platforms and participating in projects.