Italy’s securities regulator CONSOB announced on 29 October that it had ordered eight websites blocked for offering crypto-asset services to Italian investors without authorisation. The action uses powers under the MiCAR framework and Italy’s implementing legislation.[1]
Domains named by CONSOB
| Name | Domain |
|---|---|
| Tesorvenza | tesorvenza.itSource 1 |
| Solvexpulse53ai | solvexpulse53ai.itSource 1 |
| Valutixitalia | valutixitalia.itSource 1 |
| Dashaxid400 | dashaxid400.itSource 1 |
| Sovriapro | sovriapro.itSource 1 |
| Chainexelonfin | chainexelonfin.itSource 1 |
| Cardinemodevo | cardinemodevo.itSource 1 |
| Smartbitboost | smartbitboost.itSource 1 |
Italian internet providers are implementing the orders, a process CONSOB says can take several days. A named site remaining accessible during that interval does not mean the regulator has withdrawn the order.[1]
The cumulative count covers several years
The additions take the number of sites blocked since July 2019 to 1,861, including 250 associated with crypto activity. Those totals measure website-blocking actions, not convictions or investor losses.[1]
CONSOB also warns about cloned sites and AI-generated impersonation. For a customer checking a provider, the exact domain matters as much as its trading name: a convincing logo can belong to a site with no connection to the authorised firm it imitates. The regulator’s warning records the named sites and unauthorised activity; it does not determine individual compensation claims.[1]
Sources & further reading
- Occhio alle truffe: Consob oscura 8 siti internet CONSOB · 29 Oct 2026 · Accessed 30 Oct 2026