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blockdag[.]network
A website. Shown with its dots bracketed and not linked, so this page never sends you to it.
Financial Services Authority Seychelles — Regulatory Updates published a warning naming blockdag[.]network, dated 2026-09-07. We are reporting that the regulator published this. We hold no second, independent source.
- Website
- blockdag[.]network
- Regulator
- Financial Services Authority Seychelles — Regulatory Updates
- What the regulator states
- Not authorised — the regulator states the site, or the entity behind it, is not authorised
- Notice date
- 2026-09-07
- Independent sources
- 1
What the regulator published
Each warning is quoted as the regulator worded it, with its date and a link to the notice. A warning is the regulator’s statement, not a court finding.
“This notice is hereby issued by the Financial Services Authority (“FSA”) drawing attention to the website www[.]blockdag[.]network and the ‘BLOCKDAG’ coin which has been issued by DAG SYSTEMS LTD. previously incorporated under the International Business Companies Act. The FSA wishes to advise the public as to the fact that the company does not, nor has it had any authorisation to operate under the Virtual Asset Service Providers Act, 2024 and was simply incorporated.”
The list line: www[.]blockdag[.]network
Unauthorised activity under the Virtual Asset Service Providers Act, 2024
Other regulators
No other regulator in our sources has published a warning naming this website. That is a statement about the regulators we read, not a finding that no one else has warned about it. How we choose and read our sources.
Broker discovery record
The Collexon broker discovery engine (broker.collexon.io), operated by Lee Mor holds no record under this website in its published corpus. That is a statement about one corpus of 4,101 websites, not about this one.
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