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Qian Fenglei 'flips over'! 'Close friend of Jack Ma' is under investigation, is the stablecoin regulatory storm sweeping towards Hong Kong? How can ordinary people avoid pitfalls and 'lay down to win'!
The incident strikes: Big shots falter, regulation takes action
The Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission recently focused on 'billionaire' Qian Fenglei, whose stablecoin investment and financing projects are suspected of illegally selling collective investment schemes to the public, with associated companies like Hengfeng International also being drawn into the investigation.
This person, once labeled as a 'core investor of Alibaba', 'close friend of Jack Ma', and 'Web3 evangelist with 690,000 followers on Douyin', has now attracted attention for crossing regulatory red lines, reflecting the compliance reefs in the stablecoin field.
Key risk zones: Three major risks to watch out for
- 'Driving without a license' into restricted areas: Hong Kong requires stablecoin issuers to hold licenses, while Qian Fenglei's related projects have not been recognized by the Securities and Futures Commission and are suspected of illegal fundraising.
The Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission recently focused on 'billionaire' Qian Fenglei, whose stablecoin investment and financing projects are suspected of illegally selling collective investment schemes to the public, with associated companies like Hengfeng International also being drawn into the investigation.
This person, once labeled as a 'core investor of Alibaba', 'close friend of Jack Ma', and 'Web3 evangelist with 690,000 followers on Douyin', has now attracted attention for crossing regulatory red lines, reflecting the compliance reefs in the stablecoin field.
Key risk zones: Three major risks to watch out for
- 'Driving without a license' into restricted areas: Hong Kong requires stablecoin issuers to hold licenses, while Qian Fenglei's related projects have not been recognized by the Securities and Futures Commission and are suspected of illegal fundraising.
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🚫 Gemini publicly opposes Gary Gensler's return to MIT, with strong criticism from the community!
After it was revealed that Gary Gensler would return to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Gemini surprisingly announced that it would stop recruiting graduates and interns from MIT! This left everyone stunned!
Gemini co-founder Tyler Winklevoss announced this decision on January 29, stating that as long as MIT maintains a connection with Gensler, they would absolutely not consider candidates from MIT, not even summer interns!
Another co-founder of Gemini, Cameron Winklevoss, also condemned MIT's decision, calling it a terrible choice and labeling Gensler as an expert in "failed public policy."
Gensler's return to the MIT Sloan School of Management is as a practice professor, where he will research artificial intelligence, finance, fintech, and public policy, and is responsible for a program called FinTechAI@CSAIL. However, during his tenure at the SEC, he imposed strict regulatory measures on the cryptocurrency industry, which sparked significant controversy, with many feeling he hindered innovation.
Gemini is one of the largest cryptocurrency exchanges in the United States, and this action reflects the overall dissatisfaction of the cryptocurrency industry with Gensler's return.
Meanwhile, Paradigm co-founder Matt Huang encouraged cryptocurrency professionals from MIT to step forward, hinting that further actions could be taken against the school.
Custodia Bank CEO Caitlin Long also raised questions, asking whether this means the entire industry will begin distancing itself from universities that welcome former regulators who "stifle innovation."
Additionally, there are a series of important questions to consider: will MIT alumni retaliate as a result? After all, the cryptocurrency industry has already called for a boycott of law firms that employ former regulators who have "attacked the lawful industry," and will this boycott extend to universities as well? This is something we should closely observe!
💬 Finally, how do you think this situation will develop? Feel free to leave your comments and discuss in the comment section!
#Gemini抵制MIT #监管与创新 #加密立场 #监管争议
After it was revealed that Gary Gensler would return to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Gemini surprisingly announced that it would stop recruiting graduates and interns from MIT! This left everyone stunned!
Gemini co-founder Tyler Winklevoss announced this decision on January 29, stating that as long as MIT maintains a connection with Gensler, they would absolutely not consider candidates from MIT, not even summer interns!
Another co-founder of Gemini, Cameron Winklevoss, also condemned MIT's decision, calling it a terrible choice and labeling Gensler as an expert in "failed public policy."
Gensler's return to the MIT Sloan School of Management is as a practice professor, where he will research artificial intelligence, finance, fintech, and public policy, and is responsible for a program called FinTechAI@CSAIL. However, during his tenure at the SEC, he imposed strict regulatory measures on the cryptocurrency industry, which sparked significant controversy, with many feeling he hindered innovation.
Gemini is one of the largest cryptocurrency exchanges in the United States, and this action reflects the overall dissatisfaction of the cryptocurrency industry with Gensler's return.
Meanwhile, Paradigm co-founder Matt Huang encouraged cryptocurrency professionals from MIT to step forward, hinting that further actions could be taken against the school.
Custodia Bank CEO Caitlin Long also raised questions, asking whether this means the entire industry will begin distancing itself from universities that welcome former regulators who "stifle innovation."
Additionally, there are a series of important questions to consider: will MIT alumni retaliate as a result? After all, the cryptocurrency industry has already called for a boycott of law firms that employ former regulators who have "attacked the lawful industry," and will this boycott extend to universities as well? This is something we should closely observe!
💬 Finally, how do you think this situation will develop? Feel free to leave your comments and discuss in the comment section!
#Gemini抵制MIT #监管与创新 #加密立场 #监管争议
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