Hong Kong has launched Hashkey Exchange: "One of Hong Kong’s first licensed cryptocurrency exchanges has officially started accepting retail users, allowing them to trade the two largest crypto tokens...Retail trading of the two cryptocurrencies using Hong Kong dollars will be allowed within a week or two...launch comes nearly a month after HashKey and OSL, the only two local exchanges previously licensed to offer virtual asset trading services to professional investors, said that their existing licences had been upgraded to allow them to take retail investors."

Great, just in time to try and bring some (green) light to 🎵My September..these are my red candle sticks, this is me regretting, not selling with just a few clicks🎵. You know, like the Linkin Park song but for us crypto peeps. In other news, we found out to who that huge whale wallet ranked third belongs to. Turns out it wasn't Blackrock as some speculated but Robinhood:

IDK, this September might actually be different as there's also this weird leak of some sorts regarding X and its crypto plans: "a leak has suggested Musk could turn X (Twitter) into an updated version of PayPal...Musk continues to have conversations with top Wall Street executives on the future of X...seems to be settling on a new-fangled payment system, an updated version of PayPal. It will offer low transaction costs (as opposed to credit cards) and monetize user info."

Then again Bitcoin might not care about any of this and do its usual thing.☹️ In closing, remember that Paypal stablecoin monstrosity? I actually let out a loud 'HAH' upon reading this part here: "On the surface, there's a lack of demand from crypto users for PYUSD when other alternatives exist, Nansen researchers wrote in a report." It's good to have tangible statistical research and all, but I could have told you that one. "this might be due to PayPal targeting a different demographic." Uhmmmm pretty sure that's not why.🤭🤫