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With the current economic situation in China, I could see a lot of money pouring into the HK spot ETF. I'm very curious to see how it performs. Yhere have also been reports that HK is interested in getting an Ethereum ETF approved before the US.

Mentions:#HK#ETF

I have heard of that. Do you know who would loan me money against my btc ? I’m open to doing it that way. Selling covered call is a way I’m quite familiar with generating cash flow. If there is a way for me to do so , I like to do that as well. I tried using an vpn getting on Bybit. I guess US government isn’t allowing bybit to be in the USA. I got there using and vpn and used my HongKong to get registered. But it seems that while HK people are allow to buy assets on bybit , they are not allowed to trade options …

Mentions:#USA#HK

Even if not, which it won't be as large as the US etfs, but a successful launch (which is inevitabke because China has been hamstrung from regular crypto for so long now whike they see the appreciation of BTC ) will have mainland China rethinking the entire ban on Crypto in general, or at least Bitcoin itself. Ot is too large a market to deny staying out of for too much longer. They will eventually have to reverse the ban and then you have the world's largest populated country back on the BTC. It's abtrickle down affect that has direct influence from these HK etfs

Mentions:#BTC#HK

The Institutions will jump on the dip. They cannot control retailers buying in. They are watching this correction. Watch a big rise this coming week. Hong Kong BTC ETF approval in the works. USA institutions will need to load up before Hong Kong approval (HK ETF's already approved by HK SFC (SEC). This correction doesn't worry me at all. Paper Hands and leverage getting shaken out. There will be some huge news in 2024 such as Hong Kong BTC ETF approval or UAE investment that causes BTC to rise. Take a little profit (25%) at $100k and $150k but leave the rest to accumulate.

Coldcard comes in a tamper proof bag. This will allow you to see if the bag has been opened during shipping. See this link for details: [https://coldcard.com/docs/ultra-quick/#checking-the-tamper-evident-bag](https://coldcard.com/docs/ultra-quick/#checking-the-tamper-evident-bag) If you're still not quite comfortable with that, consider building a hardware device with Seedsigner. You need an LCD screen, raspberry pi, a small camera module, and a microSD card. I'm not sure if these parts are available in HK, but since they're ordered separately, there's low chance your device could be compromised, especially since you're assembling it. Final option would be using tails OS on a usb drive paired with electrum wallet. You can plug in the usb into any computer and access a completely isolated environment to interact with your wallet.

Mentions:#LCD#HK#OS

Off topic but how is HK's retail sentiment towards BTC currently?

Mentions:#HK#BTC

You can learn more here: [https://orcasia.org/article/154/hong-kong-china-etf-connect-program](https://orcasia.org/article/154/hong-kong-china-etf-connect-program) unsure if the criteria would be met by HK spot bitcoin ETFs. But the possibility does exist for mainland Chinese to invest in certain HK ETFs.

Mentions:#HK

nothing illegal of this magnitude would happen without them knowing, they have a lot of power in Singapore,Macao and HK

Mentions:#HK

Triads run HK? (Genuinely asking as i have no clue). Or because it was basically illegal/sketchy that triads would've most definitely been a part of it?

Mentions:#HK

How big is the hong kong etf / investment market? Acc'd to my research, about 50bn. https://www.fsdc.org.hk/en/media/hong-kong-asia-s-international-etf-hub For comparison, canada was already shown to be nearly worthless, and their having or not having btc etfs was immaterial. Canada's market is 440Bn, 10x more than HK. USA matters in a major way, with 100s of Trillions under management. What HK does or doesn't do, won't affect bitcoin in any meaningful way.

Mentions:#HK#USA

I live in HK. I buy bitcoin at a local crypto store since you don't need KYC. You wouldn't believe the amount of money I see coming in and out of this shop. I regularly see the equivalent of 100k USD being bought and sold by people who you'd never suspect in a million years of being rich, never mind being into bitcoin.

Mentions:#HK

Are the Hong Kong ETFs going through he accessible by all of china? Or just HK?

Mentions:#HK

I live in HK, HK is very strict on crypto. Only professional entities are allowed to deal with crypto. I haven't heard any news about shib anywhere lol.

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Aren’t the fees high in HK?

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A person in Guangdong could just hop the border to HK and have a much easier time dealing with a physical crypto business there.

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Just wait til ETFs in other countries are approved… I’m looking at HK & Korea

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Note - these are just IS ETFs. Maybe HK or Korean ETFs are getting ready to go…

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Wise words. especially if you are in a place like HK where there is still significant barriers cashing out your BTC (Hashkey is the only platform in HK legally allowed to trade crypto for retail investors). Since HK is leaning closer and closer to China, and China doesn't allow BTC within its borders they are opting for gold and precious metals instead as hedge against USD collapse (likely to occur around 10 yrs from now). depending on where you live, I would say better to hold both? By the way just a regular disclaimer, the above is not financial advice. Do you own research.

Mentions:#HK#BTC
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> opium war Irrelevant. > The system I defend has enabled me to fly from London to HK for cheap. By taxing the poor through inflation. I get that you like that. Now I can tell you to fuck off.

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Of course. Britain fought the opium war to limit the flow of silver to china. China afterwards had huge problems because the silver flowed to Europe due to now importing opium. This huge outflow of silver let to huge issues with millions dead. The system I defend has enabled me to fly from London to HK for cheap. It has allowed me to buy a car. Buy a condo. It has allowed me to not worry about a lot of diseases. It has allowed for millions and billions to participate in the economy to a level never seen in humanitys history. The system allows me to walk right now on the street and buy a ps5 produced by a Japanese company using parts from all over the world while I pay it in EURs. What did the crisis do? A tiny correction in a huge success story.

Mentions:#HK

For sure the contributor articles are 0/10 bottom of the barrel but the mains are only marginally better. Also they were bought by some “self driving tech billionaire” but some Russian oligarch was caught bragging about how he bought it so it’s likely a front for him. Really shady shit all around. I think the HK holding company still has a stake.

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I dunno about that. however, spot bitcoin ETFs are soon to debut in Hong Kong, and thats going to add to the demand shock. Given Chinas current economic issues, i wouldnt be surprised if spot bitcoin ETF demand from chinese investors exceeds HK financial experts expectations. however I also say this not knowing how easy or hard it is for mainland chinese to invest in a HK ETF offering. The HK ETFs are expected to debut before the end of Q1 from what ive heard.

Mentions:#ETF#HK

If amount is big, there are bigger dealers here as well, so no need to fly so many times. Perhaps, you have to fly here for test drive, do research, see situation on the ground. At least this way, you won't leave obvious traces (besides suspiciously big ATM withdrawals but I guess you can arrange it in advance). I personally do not know where else I would buy crypto safely when HK govt bans OTC.

Mentions:#ATM#HK

Come to Hong Kong, you can openly buy crypto for cash, no ID required. From my experience, you can exchange up to 10k USD without any ID, and they pretty lax. It's not p2p with private person, it's shops operating openly in snooping malls. Fees are almost non-existent, and spread is minimal. The only thing you need is cash and your crypto wallet. Note that HK govt wants to regulate OTC (read it as ban) just as they regulated exchanges here (again read it as ban, since I can not even withdraw crypto from OSL), so make sure you come here in coming months. You can load up few tens of thousands in stablecoins, and then later do DCA them into crypto at your own pace. By the way, I'm Russian living here, so you can imagine that all western exchanges/banks do not like me (as if it would stop war...). Hence, buying crypto for cash is the **only** available option for me.

Mentions:#HK#OSL#DCA

HK holding company, no? Or has it changed more recently? The Editor-in-Chief is still an actual Forbes, not that that necessarily means much. Anyway, I'd take any analysis related to China with a grain of salt, but aside from that, like I said, they remain "more or less" credible. That's not a high bar and I'm certainly not suggesting Forbes is a paragon of credibility, but my point was, and is, that mainline Forbes at least has a policy of editorial oversight, whereas contributor articles don't. Forbes itself might be a 5/10 on the credibility scale, but contributor articles are like a 2/10.

Mentions:#HK

Sooner than anyone thinks, my honest take. I live in HK, and here it's incredibly common to purchase everything from taxi rides to groceries with apps linked to your bank. Banks are making movements towards stablecoins and bitcoin apps are advertised on the sides of busses. We already have dozens of bitcoin ATMs and crypto exchanges here. Hot take- I think HK is 5-10 years away from making bitcoin a standard payment option, linked through an app or credit card. Singapore, Japan will follow. West will have to adapt quickly to catch up internationally, America is already decades behind digital bill payment infrastructure I've seen here in Asia.

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>Have you had any contact by anyone since then? The report to the IC3 had everything, Local PD did not ask even though I assured them I could provide them. No status update. I wasn't even going to file local PD, but after someone found out what exact exchange it went through (CoinEx) I figured I might as well contact them and they said they cooperate if contacted by authorities. So my IC3 report and Local PD report are like 17 days apart. But CoinEx is also a no KYC and doesn't require ID apparently and is HK based. So no real grasp on hope but I decided to at least follow through and not just toss in the towel with no effort.

Mentions:#IC#PD#HK

Thanks for the backup! They're based in HK, I've got all the deets of the corp, and my European lawyer is 100% sure they're breaking a couple of HK laws. Which doesn't really matter as the HK lawyers I've been in touch with say it's not enough money to incur any meaningful damages, but they can probably get my money back. They've recommended that I just hound Changelly a while longer as going the legal way will take time.

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We need Evergrande to see what BTC is make of. Challenges= Strengthening. My view, once BTC ETF is approved in HK, billions will be pouring in.

Mentions:#BTC#ETF#HK
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not even a big deal in China, the PPC doesn't give two sats about what the HK Supreme Court rules. I'm pretty sure the majority of the assets for Evergrande are in China proper, they ain't gonna let it go for what its really worth. Money printer go burrr.. good for Bitcoin. Whats BC? British Columbia? Big China? Bitcoin Curious?

Mentions:#PPC#HK#BC

It's essentially a financial intermediary hub for the PRC. Just as China has Special Economic Zones mainland, they want to keep HK doing what it's doing with respect to business, finance, and trade. They 'just' want complete social control over its citizens.

Mentions:#HK

Kinda… they can’t really impose the rule on exchanges running outside of HK’s borders but that accept HK residents

Mentions:#HK

It’s the HK branch though not mainland

Mentions:#HK

Isn't it everglades HK, so smaller portfolio. Won't affect marketa as much as the 3 trilly mainland debt

Mentions:#HK

Only in HK, EverGrande will continue operating in mainland China as usual (for now..)

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In HK it is

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Yeah and you said I should check in HK group which I don't need as I'm not there any more... I asked if anyone had experience in Phuket, if not it's fine I'll check myself and advise others later if they ask... Yeo you're right, never reply to crypto DM help :-)

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I'm still waiting for the Hyperloop. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bQcfi8HK1i8

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At this point, maybe China Fud is the only hope left... Oh wait hang on. HK is doing something!

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Wtoward 2.5, I remember seeing the Winkelvosses on the cover of fortune at the airport and thinking what a bunch of scammers in 2013, then 2017ish in HK on business and it hit 4,000, my tailor told me to buy some I didn’t listen. Then arguing in my office with a 22 year old same year about Tesla and BTC as scams. Now drive a Tesla 3 and have 2BTC. I sick at trading bought at top middle and bottom. Now just average in. No doubt will dip between when ETF gets approved and it goes live, but never know, I’ve been wrong a few dozen times. I don’t trade it just own it. Got some SpaceX pre-IPO shares, not going to be wrong this time around.

Mentions:#HK#BTC#ETF
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Mine broke. But seriously, if you think like (say) Ray Dalio, you would get all your equity out of stocks and bonds and get it into BTC as fast as you could. Alternately, if you think the One World Government is going to make it as hard ad possible to use Bitcoin, then the opposite is true. Me? I sold a house and dumped most of it into BTC. Real estate is declining right now, and with ETFs in HK and the US, the halvening, and the FASB GAAP changes all over the next 12 months, I cannot see anything better on the horizon than Bitcoin.

Mentions:#BTC#HK
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It's a 200k USD fulltime role, HK

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you need an OTC exchange , Kraken Pro has a OTC (over the counter) desk, when u are verified on the highest rank you can use them and sell in one hit as much as u want OSL (Singapore or Hong Kong) was like that before but now they have new HK regulations , would be worth reaching out to them and having a talk if u / your client “really” has that boatload of BTC

Mentions:#OSL#HK#BTC
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Thanks so much for your detailed reply :-) I'm not HK resident so I can't join local exchange, but I'll look into all the links you provided, looks interesting especially that sub for the beginners, cheers!

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> I'm from Europe but living & working in Asia for decades, so I only have Hong Kong cards, and PayPal & Wise (both HK) I'm from America but living and working in Asia for 14 years ;) Located in Vietnam myself. I've found that it's easiest for me to use local exchanges ([bitcoinvn.io](https://bitcoinvn.io)). [This article](https://www.datawallet.com/crypto/best-crypto-exchanges-hong-kong) has some suggestions for Hong Kong exchanges and [Buybitcoinworldwide](https://buybitcoinworldwide.com/) lists some others, with comparative specs. And ask in r/bitcoinbeginners. You'd probably do best to find another expat bitcoiner in Hong Kong with advice, but short of that, I'm sure theres a solution there that'll work for you. Compare fees ensure there are no KYC issues due to being an expat, and then run some test amounts through to see how smooth it is. PayPal also does offer crypto services; you can buy and withdraw bitcoin from their platform, but that service might be region dependent. It does sound like you've got the right mindset for this. I wish you luck in your bitcoin journey. :)

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Thank you for taking your time to write all these great advices... I will follow them because they all make sense (after checking the beginners guide here, and a few other members similar advices). I'm starting from zero and my plan is to DCA and to not touch it for the next 5-10-15 years, or whenever it becomes truly life-changinf, or leave it to kids... I'll get rid of Exodus and will try 3 you recommended (and later switch to cold wallets), thanks again... But I'm still trying to figure out how to actually buy BTC, problem is that my Hong Kong bank cards doesn't allow crypto payments (tried several exchange apps, declined every time, some people in HK even get their bank accounts closed, banks here are very hostile towards crypto). I'm from Europe but living & working in Asia for decades, so I only have Hong Kong cards, and PayPal & Wise (both HK)... Getting frustrated, maybe the only way will be cash out at BTC ATM's (they have them here, astronomical fees). If you or nyone have an advice to a newbie in this particular position - thanks in advance :-)

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It already exists in europe, canada, HK is launching one rapidly specifically before the US one is approved. There is no way the US is going to miss out on this bandwagon — if people are going to invest, they want it to be *through them*. I think thats why they are asking for cash as opposed to in-kind settlement based securities for the etf, while the etf filers want in-kind. This way, the bitcoin and other crypto will never leave blackrock, only cash going back and forth, all trackable. Gensler knows bitcoin and crypto scene very well, and is making moves to protect the US gov — institutions and not individuals will be holding the crypto assets meaning US always has a hold of them — and make sure people pay taxes. This is not a good thing for crypto ecosystem and decentralization, but I imagine the SEC will spin it as ‘protecting people’s assets’ (which tbf it kind of does, against the common pitfalls of managing your own crypto). Ultimately, either way the etfs will come out.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Dude did you even look at the map you provided? At least ten of them are from the same toy store chain lol. Half are crypto desks and ATMs. I fucking live here and no one takes crypto as payment it's not widespread. Even if there were 50 businesses taking crypto you better check out how many businesses are in Hong Kong. Do you even know anything about HK? The only thing people are doing in HK with crypto is speculating and scamming people.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Lol this is no where near "quite a few", you probably won't be able to find these shops even with a map. No you won't be able to find many stores accepting ANY kind of crypto in HK. If you mean cashing out then yes you can find these physical desks but they don't rely on tron.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

I'm from Hong Kong and I am not aware of any places that accept Tron USD as payment. Where did you go in HK to pay with this shit coin?

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Wonder if he got blinded at that HK party

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r/BitcoinSee Comment

https://web.archive.org/web/20220822102714/https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/jycf9x/bitcoin_privacyanonymity_explained_for_newcomers/ > Why should you care about privacy and other considerations > > This part is more subjective, it is my personal opinion. > > Some people will tell you that “you don’t need privacy if you don’t have anything to hide” but I disagree. Think about your email account, you probably don’t have anything incriminating in there, but I assume you wouldn’t want it to be public for everyone to know who you send emails to and what are your preferences, right? It is just your right to mind your own business and nobody should know anything about it if you don’t want to reveal it or if there isn’t any reasonable proof of illegal activities. > > Well then think about that through for a second: monetary transactions are much more important than emails, reveal a lot more like of how much wealth you have and what you spend it on and who do you transact with. Are you sure you want this information to be public and linked to your identity? > > We are very used to using a peer to peer transfer of money which is absolutely anonymous, which is cash. Don’t you think we should be able to transact in the same way but electronically? Do we really have to put up with a Big Brother system that is controlling every single transaction we do? (like it’s the case with the current banking system?) > > Maybe you come from a country where there are less liberties, where you may be prosecuted if you give money to certain causes. Guess what happened to some bank accounts that were accepting donations to support protests in Hong Kong (were closed and owners identified). HK protesters were also accepting Bitcoin but what if you live in China or HK and donated in Bitcoin thinking you are anonymous but you did with an address linked to your identity? Well suddenly you made yourself a target. This is why I’m writing this post, so people stop assuming they are anonymous when using Bitcoin. You can have a decent degree of anonymity but it requires a bit of work and being careful and you should be aware of it. Assuming you are anonymous when you are not is dangerous! > > There are some instances where it may not be worth for you to increase your privacy. If the purpose is to buy some Bitcoin in an exchange, have it maybe in a hardware wallet for cold storage and back to the exchange to sell at a future point, maybe it is not necessary for you to anonymise your BTC. > > A common question is whether an exchange can consider any Bitcoin coming from a Coinjoin tainted. Personally, I have sent Bitcoin to Coinbase after a Coinjoin multiple times and there wasn’t any problem. However, it is a possibility in the future. But I still think it’s ok for a reason: exchanges can just go a number of hops behind when analysing where a transaction comes from. Meaning when accepting incoming transactions they may say “has this been in any tainted activity in the last 5 hops?” so if it is the case you can avoid this blacklisting by just sending to yourself between addresses multiple times, at least more than 5 or whatever is the criteria of the exchange. > > An exchange cannot analyse say the previous 20 hops because then they would go out of business, virtually all BTC has been in a Coinjoin or questionable address if you go that far back. And it wouldn’t be an issue to add 50 or 100 hops if you wanted to. Therefore I think if it is the case in the future and exchanges are a bit tighter in this regard, it will just be a game of cat and mouse and will be completely pointless. > Also by transacting in your Bitcoin anonymously you are also helping strengthen it. Fungibility (the fact that each coin is the same regardless of its history) is a great quality of money and is a weak point of Bitcoin in particular. So every time you are performing a Coinjoin or transacting anonymously in other ways you are also making Bitcoin a better form of money and store of value. > > Anyway, it is up to you to decide how much do you value your privacy, but at least I hope you have a better understanding of the tools and ways to improve it.

Mentions:#HK#BTC
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

I've been hearing bullish noises out of HK and bearish noises out of China for like two years now. At this point I won't believe anything comes of the asian market until it actually happens.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Interesting! I searched that case, it seems the HK government filed 15 lawsuits against three contractors involved, and also fraud charges against three individuals at one of those companies. So it sounds like HK comes down pretty hard on that stuff.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

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Mentions:#CC#HK
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Anyone have experience trading at OTC exchanges in Hong Kong? Is Crypto HK any good? Traveling there soon and looking to avoid insane ATM withdrawal fees by exchanging some crypto for cash.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

About a dozen times already. Getting boring with 🇨🇳. While HK is becoming a crypto hotbed.

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r/BitcoinSee Comment

You are mistaken. First, they have no license to serve US or EU clients. Meaning they need to reject those clients’ funds. Second, since they have no license they are not allowed to conduct AML check or to hold clients’ funds. This is the law in Europe and in the US. The fact they opened an HK entity and took 10k offshore license, doesn’t make it legal. Those companies want you to file a lawsuit and fight with them in court, but better to submit police complaint in a strong country like Germany and let the local prosecutors to run after them since they have much more resources to find them and make their life a nightmare. Starting from finding their banks and block them and proceeding with extradition requests to clarify the allegations. In addition, it’s always better to go after their current and past directors, shareholders and employees rather than the company itself which is an empty entity.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

not sure how they manage to keep their HK license, but yes, ive never been asked KYC from BITCOKE the GOAT exchange

Mentions:#HK#GOAT
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

It is interesting to note that Beijing is also pushing for a digital Yuan but 3% of HK’s population is investing into Crypto.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

tldr; The article discusses the allegations against cryptocurrency platform JPEX, which is at the center of a HK$1.5 billion fraud scandal. A Hong Kong YouTuber, Leo, shares his experience of being beaten up after posting a video expressing suspicions about JPEX. Leo believes the attack was related to his video. He stopped discussing JPEX after the incident. Leo and other influencers in the cryptocurrency community have called for investor education to prevent falling victim to fraud. The article highlights the need for caution and education in the cryptocurrency world. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

Mentions:#HK#DYOR
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

The article states that it was 3.5m in HK currency, around 450k in UD$

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

tldr; Scammers have stolen HK$446,835 from 11 Binance accounts in the last two weeks through phishing attacks. The attackers sent phishing text messages to Binance users, asking them to click on a link for identity verification. The victims were then tricked into providing their account details, including passwords, which were used to steal virtual assets from their accounts. Hong Kong police have urged investors to use licensed cryptocurrency exchanges for better protection. Only two platforms, OSL Digital Securities Limited and Hash Blockchain Limited, have been licensed to serve in Hong Kong. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

Mentions:#HK#OSL#DYOR
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Basically anywhere but North America. I hope MiCA in Europe will be beneficial for the whole industry, and Asia (HK, Singapore) seems to be going strong

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Everyone should pay attention they are investing in EQUITY, not in NFTs or tokens. It is a perfect setup for the fund to benefit even if projects rug. If you have been on ETH long enough, you realize HK projects ends up as rugs 99%z

Mentions:#ETH#HK
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Let’s go HK. Some countries need to learn.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

The real potential of HK will be unlocked once China allows crypto. Now it's just the appetiser before the main course.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

So at the height of to next bull run they’ll just ban it again. But only on the mainland. I surmise HK is different for them.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

China actually recognizes Bitcoin as an official currency. The Shanghai people court 2 announced this finding recently. Many of the leaders in HK have direct involvement in CCP leadership as well.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

HK will become the Crypto capital with the financial backing of the Chinese government, but Singapore's regulations look pretty favourable so they'll definitely have competition in Asia for the top seat

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Or Europe, or Canada, or Aus, probably not Japan or South Korea as well. Pretty much any of the western alliance nations. Hell, even China is not safe if he isn't careful. CIA have renditioned folks straight from HK.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Asia is the place to be if your into Crypto. Singapore, S.Korea, HK, Vietnam, Japan all are investing heavily. Helalabs just started a layer 1 in Singapore that they want to make mainstream which I'm bullish about.

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Patrick Bateman works for the SEC these days, doesn't he? [https://youtu.be/DmtO0HK2NIg?si=COwxToGhWpWb7wvb](https://youtu.be/DmtO0HK2NIg?si=COwxToGhWpWb7wvb)

Mentions:#SEC#HK
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Asia is the place to be if u love Crypto. Philippines bullish with Crypto just like Singapore, S.Korea, HK, Vietnam, Thailand, Taiwan etc Their exchanges will start getting bigger and taking over the whole pot if the US don't catch up with friendlier Crypto regulations

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

I haven't had one of those pig butchering scams in a while. I used to get them on Tinder. One girl was talking to me for a few weeks, trying to get me to download some trading software or teach me trading online. I was very skeptical. I had met a long of asian girls on tinder with clothing businesses in HK/taiwan or some other similar story. It got to the point where i can recognise them via the first couple of sentences they said. Now i can recognise them just by looking at their profile pictures. They really hate it when you ask them specific questions about where they live. Because they don't know the answers.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

>China pledged to preserve much of what makes Hong Kong unique when the former British colony was handed over more than two decades ago. Beijing said it would give Hong Kong fifty years to keep its capitalist system and enjoy many freedoms not found in mainland Chinese cities. This premise is much needed when talking about China and HK

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

To add..Hong Kong reopened for crypto a few weeks back. If Mainland shifts course again I predict 3 months later HK will be out.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

1. Reddit launches Reddit Contributor program, available to US Citizens. 2. HTX, hacked this weekend for $7.9 million. 3. Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin sends 400 ETH, worth approximately $600,000, to Coinbase. 4. Mixin Network, HK based decentralized cross-chain transfer protocol discloses $200 million hack. Deposits & withdrawals suspended. 5. Crypto market crabs to new range. MOON’s below 0.30, BTC below 26.5 K & ETH at 1580. Notable Financial Dates Coming Up: * September 27 - Moons snapshot. * September Jobs Data: October 06. * October 13 - SEC deadline to appeal against Grayscale spot ETF. * October 16 - SEC deadline to file response against Bitwise Bitcoin ETP trust.

r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

This wont bode well for an already tight lockdown on crypto for HK. After all the hacks the US sees, it only pushes aggressive legislature further and faster which ends up doing more harm than good. Goes to show you, nothing in crypto is ever 'safu'

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Regulation by enforcement in HK too? Or will it be reasonable at least?

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

HK is a part of China yes but they have two systems, the China imposed system and their own autonomous system I wouldn't be betting on better regulations from china tbh. Chinese government control absolutely everything in China and decentralisation means that isnt possible with real, fairly launched blockchains.. but we'll see

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

HK has been part of China for 25 years now, but your right about China not bringing out the same regulations, but they'll probably be better regulations than the US

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

HK is awesome but its in the tight grip of China which is worriesome.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Increased transparency and clear regulation can only be good for Crypto. HK might take over Singapore as the Asian Crypto Capital

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Singapore, S.Korea, HK, Vietnam all are working towards more friendly regulations for Crypto and integrating it into the mainstream. Asia will rule crypto

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Must include HK and Macau, because I've seen a few articles with online casinos out of Macau

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

>A reliable source disclosed that authorities have successfully frozen some cryptocurrencies linked to the fraud. Nevertheless, efforts are ongoing to recover the funds and bring the individuals responsible for the scam to justice. Seems like the authorities in HK is proactively trying to curb scam related to crypto. This is a good sign considering how HK is rather open to crypto adoption.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Hi Daily! Here are some major news in Crypto today: 🌕 Binance and CEO, CZ, seek to dismiss the SEC lawsuit, citing overreach and accusing the regulator of distorting securities laws. 🌕 Coinbase may launch a token for Layer 2 network Base, with its legal chief seeing it as a future possibility despite initial reluctance. 🌕 Coinbase aimed to acquire FTX Europe post-bankruptcy to expand its derivatives, but the deal was dropped. Other firms also showed interest. 🌕 Bybit to suspend UK services from Oct due to new FCA rules, halting new accounts from Oct 1 and full services by Oct 8. 🌕 CoinShares is launching a hedge fund unit in the U.S. to offer qualified investors actively managed exposure to digital assets. 🌕 Bankrupt FTX sues ex-employees of its HK affiliate for $157M over alleged fraudulent withdrawals ahead of its bankruptcy filing. 🌕 Google Cloud's BigQuery now supports 11 more blockchains, enabling intricate on-chain queries and integration with various applications. 🌕 Dreamus debuts Avalanche NFT tickets in S. Korea for events like K-pop concerts via SK Planet's OK Cashbag app, curbing scalping issues. 🌕 Apecoin DAO to allocate $12.5M in ApeCoins to DAM for acquiring Yuga NFTs and launch $DAM token for governance and staking. 🌕 Circle renames USD Coin and Euro Coin stablecoins to USDC and EURC to streamline naming and avoid confusion.

r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Yeah, look how quickly HK police acted on JPX. Legit projects have nothing to fear of, but as we see, most projects do the cash grab trick and try to disappear.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

I would think so, especially Hong Kong , South Korea and Japan. New BTC spot in Japan and good news OP in HK.

Mentions:#BTC#OP#HK
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

This is so true, Singapore, S.Korea, HK, Bhutan and many other Asia countries are pro crypto

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

tldr; Hong Kong police are investigating allegations of fraud against cryptocurrency trading platform JPEX after investors complained of HK$1.3bn ($166m; £134m) in losses. Eleven people, including popular influencers, were arrested this week after complaints filed by 2,000 people. The case could be one of Hong Kong's biggest fraud cases, local media say. The platform has also said it is working to resolve a "liquidity shortage" as some users have complained that they are unable to withdraw their funds. Hong Kong Chief Executive John Lee said regulators will "monitor the situation very closely and ensure that investors are sufficiently protected". *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

Mentions:#HK#DYOR
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

tldr; Hong Kong police are investigating allegations of fraud against cryptocurrency trading platform JPEX after investors complained of HK$1.3bn ($166m; £134m) in losses. Eleven people, including popular influencers, were arrested this week after complaints filed by 2,000 people. The case could be one of Hong Kong's biggest fraud cases, local media say. The platform has also said it is working to resolve a "liquidity shortage" as some users have complained that they are unable to withdraw their funds. Hong Kong Chief Executive John Lee said regulators will "monitor the situation very closely and ensure that investors are sufficiently protected". *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

Mentions:#HK#DYOR
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

They want to maintain control over their wider population while using HK as their ticket into the industry to trade with the rest of the world

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Yep, S.Korea, Singapore, Taiwan, HK, nearly all of Asia are doing everything to make Crypto mainstream

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

tldr; The financial toll in Hong Kong's cryptocurrency scandal has reached HK$1.2 billion (US$154 million), making it the largest financial fraud case in the city's history. The case involves over 1,600 investors who fell victim to alleged fraud by JPEX, a cryptocurrency company. The investors were mostly inexperienced and were lured by promises of high yields. JPEX had actively promoted its products through social media influencers and falsely suggested that it had applied for a cryptocurrency trading platform license in Hong Kong. The case highlights the risks faced by retail investors in the cryptocurrency space and the need for due diligence by event organizers and regulators. Hong Kong has recently started regulating the cryptocurrency sector and has ramped up investor education efforts. The regulatory clampdown on JPEX may benefit licensed firms in the industry. The investigation is ongoing, and more arrests have not been ruled out. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

Mentions:#HK#DYOR
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

“The financial toll in Hong Kong’s cryptocurrency scandal has risen to HK$1.2 billion (US$154 million) involving more than 1,600 investors, making it the single largest financial fraud case in the city’s history and exposing risks faced by local retail investors amid a government push to transform the global financial centre into a virtual asset hub.” So much damage , so bad for further adoption, regulations is truly needed

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

That's always the risk, but I think China wants HK as a hub, so I don't see it being to harsh

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Could you elaborate it? Why wouldnt last long in HK?

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