Why doesn’t China take the initiative to build a fully compliant virtual currency exchange?
1. China prefers a one-size-fits-all approach; 2. The top management was fooled and castrated themselves; 3. Now it has recovered a little and opened a gap in Hong Kong, but it is a little late; 4. Most Chinese people have a binary mindset. When the market goes up, they go all in. When the market goes down, they are willing to hang themselves and hang themselves. This one-size-fits-all approach has more advantages than disadvantages. 5. T+1, no short selling, no leverage. Anonymous coins are not allowed to be traded on exchanges, and no deposits or withdrawals are allowed. Is there such a coin circle? Of course there is, and its name has been changed to Big A. 6. Finally, I hope the country will completely close the domestic gaps and completely open the opening to Hong Kong, so that people who want to play, have a certain level of endurance, and have a certain level of intelligence can have fun!
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