According to news on December 5, HashKey Group issued an "official statement regarding Mr. Weng Xiaoqi's appointment arrangements." Livio Weng, CEO of HashKey Exchange, formally submitted his resignation application to the company a few months ago due to personal family reasons. HashKey Group has completed the development of the transition plan and obtained personnel changes approved by the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission (SFC). Mr. Weng Xiaoqi will continue to work until the end of this year to assist in completing all handover work. Mr. Weng Xiaoqi said: "In the past year, I have been fortunate to witness and participate in the development and growth of HashKey Group and HashKey Exchange. I am extremely proud to be able to work with such an outstanding team to promote innovation and development in the industry. Due to personal family reasons, I will leave HashKey temporarily. I am grateful to the company, team and industry partners for their continued support and trust. I believe that HashKey Group will continue to lead the industry forward and continue to achieve glory." Xiao Feng, CEO of HashKey Group, said that Weng Xiaoqi’s leadership promoted the construction and development of the exchange and laid the foundation for the group’s steady growth in Hong Kong’s encryption industry. Previously, HashKey Group issued an announcement stating that all team token holders (including resigned employees) must strictly abide by the token management policy, and employee resignation will not trigger early or complete unlocking.