Can Hong Kong use digital currency

1. digital currency is the trend, but I don't know when it will be released in China. I haven't heard of the currency you said, and it may not be issued. Otherwise, there will be no news on the Internet.

2. There is no law to support this kind of virtual currency in our country, and there is a great policy risk. It is suggested that we should not follow the trend to participate in this. Once the state introces policies to crack down on it, we may lose everything. If you have any questions, you can continue to ask me!

3. We can't find much information on the Internet. The Hong Kong digital currency exchange should be a digital currency trading platform. The specific address is not clear. Never heard of it in the coin circle. However, Hong Kong trading does exist
Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (HKEx) is a major global exchange group and a holding company listed in Hong Kong. It operates exchanges in Hong Kong and London, Its members include the stock exchange of Hong Kong Limited, the Hong Kong Futures Exchange Limited, the Hong Kong Central Clearing Company Limited, the stock exchange of Hong Kong Options Clearing Company Limited and the Hong Kong Futures Clearing Company Limited, as well as the London Metal Exchange (LME), the world's leading base metal market
there are many digital currency trading platforms, such as bitage, jucoin and Yuanbao. Anbang exchange only supports tokens issued by European crowdfunding projects.

4. The digital currency in Hong Kong can be purchased by civil servants, because it is not investment speculation and is different from stock funds

5. Hong Kong's open-end fund company was launched by Hong Kong on July 30 this year after four years of investigation and demonstration by the Hong Kong government. It was finally decided in July this year. This has also injected new vitality into Hong Kong's financial market. Hong Kong open end fund company is referred to as OFC
the registration of this type of company is different from that of ordinary companies. It needs to be registered with the securities administration and tested at the registry. It's troublesome, and there are also requirements for registrants.

6. From a policy point of view, it is definitely illegal in China. It is not allowed to set up a digital currency exchange in China, even if it is registered abroad and operated in China. However, there are many exchanges of this kind. If they are not strictly checked, they still have to go to the big exchanges.

7. This platform is really deceptive. I hope you will not be cheated

8. still early. At present, it has not been decided which exchanges will join the sandbox. Coinsuper has indicated that it wants to join the sandbox supervision. According to the report of Pember, coinsuper is considering joining the sandbox, and other exchanges have not yet made a statement.

9. At present, there is no clear regulatory department for such platforms

10. I haven't heard of this platform. Be careful. HK has a compliant bitoffer