Can't money solve this? Open a company in the mainland, open a company in HK, can't you use official accounts? What consulting fees, service fees, and other businesses...

Recently, the virtual currency market in Hong Kong has been very hot,
attracting a large number of mainland investors hoping to convert their virtual coins into cash through Hong Kong channels.

However, in response to the huge demand for cashing out,
Hong Kong Customs has introduced a new regulation:
Mainland investors can only bring back a maximum of 20,000 RMB per person per trip when converting virtual currency into cash in Hong Kong,
regardless of whether you are carrying cash directly or settling through other methods.
Any amount exceeding this limit will not be allowed to be brought into the mainland smoothly.

This new regulation poses a challenge to Hong Kong's status as a global virtual currency trading center.
Hong Kong has originally become the preferred place for many investors to trade virtual currency due to its loose policy environment and active market.
But now, for those conducting large transactions and having more funds, capital turnover has become difficult.
This not only affects the liquidity of large investors but also inconveniences many small and medium-sized investors.