On the afternoon of July 22, Li Auto issued an anti-fraud statement. The full text is as follows: Recently, false information about issuing digital currency or digital collection (NFT) in the name of Li Auto has appeared on the Internet. Our company solemnly declares: Li Auto has not Issue any digital currency and digital collections (NFT) to the public, and do not authorize any third party to issue any digital currency or digital fools (NFT). All ideal car users and the public should not believe such false information and protect the property safety of you and your family. We will take legal measures to investigate the legal responsibility of the relevant parties for such acts of falsely publishing false information in the name of Ideal Auto. Coincidentally, just yesterday, an online rumor of “NIO’s global initial issuance and subscription guide” also attracted widespread attention. The article stated: In order to actively respond to the central bank’s digital currency policy and enhance the market position of the RMB in the international payment and settlement system, NIO decided to issue digital currency in Hong Kong. The total number of tokens issued by Weilai NIO is constant at 200 million, and 100 million is publicly issued, and it is guaranteed that there will be no additional issuance. Like the ideal, Weilai also issued a statement saying &ld .
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