Jiuding Group announced that it will cease operations starting October 31, suspected to be related to the Taizi Group Bitcoin case and tighter regulations.

On October 17, Jiuding Group from the Philippines announced that it will officially cease all business operations starting October 31, 2025, and requested customers to retrieve their account balances before the deadline. The group had previously announced on May 6 that it would exit the Philippine m

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