Singapore High Court Freezes Up to S$53 Million in Assets of Tokenize Xchange Founder and Ex-Wife
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A Singapore High Court order freezing up to S$53 million of assets linked to Tokenize Xchange's founder and former wife underscores escalating legal and recovery risk for clients of failed crypto intermediaries. While idiosyncratic to Tokenize, the injunction highlights enforcement and governance tail risks that can weigh on venue confidence and liquidity at the margin, reinforcing cautious positioning toward smaller exchange ecosystems.
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The Singapore High Court has ordered an asset freeze of up to about S$53 million against Hong Qi Yu, the former CEO and founder of failed cryptocurrency exchange Tokenize Xchange, and his former wife, Erin Koo, The Business Times reported. The cap reflects the combined claims brought by 249 former clients in ongoing litigation.
Under the injunction, the 36-year-old Malaysian pair are barred from selling, disposing of, transferring, mortgaging, pledging, or otherwise reducing the value of the specified assets. At a Sept. 28 hearing before Justice Mohamed Faizal, they were unable to have the order set aside, and the injunction remains in force.
Hong denies he was the sole decisionmaker and driving force behind AmazingTech, the operating entity behind Tokenize.
