On July 7, Abu Dhabi reported that the Federal Identity, Citizenship, Customs and Port Security (ICP), the Securities and Commodities Administration (SCA) and the Virtual Assets Regulation Authority (VARA) issued a joint statement denying false reports that the United Arab Emirates issued gold visas to digital currency investors. ICP clarified that the gold visa does not include digital currency investors, but applies to qualified categories such as real estate investors and entrepreneurs. SCA emphasized its commitment to regulating the financial industry and securities services, and VARA denied claims that gold visas were issued to Dubai virtual asset investors and warned investors to obtain information from reliable official sources to avoid misinformation or fraud. The three regulators jointly urged the public and investors to exercise caution and refer to official government websites and approved communication channels for accurate information.