[Japan's Financial Services Agency Updates Warning Page for Unlicensed Crypto Platforms, Warning Against Risks Such as Withdrawal Blockages] According to CoinPost, Japan's Financial Services Agency (FSA) updated its warning page for "unlicensed financial and crypto asset trading platforms" on November 10th, adding a link to the Consumer Affairs Agency's anti-fraud measures to warn investors against trading platforms not registered in Japan. The FSA points out that these unlicensed platforms lack investor protection mechanisms and often experience problems such as refusing withdrawals, charging exorbitant fees, or even suddenly becoming unreachable. The FSA advises users to verify the platform's qualifications through the "Unified Financial Institutional Query System" before trading. The warning list updated in September added a Hong Kong company operating "IZAKA-YA." Furthermore, the Consumer Affairs Agency of Japan introduced anti-fraud measures in September, utilizing AI to analyze consumer inquiry data from various regions to identify malicious scams early.