香港web3

🔍 The crypto market has experienced a sharp correction, but opportunities are quietly emerging.

This week the market welcomed a noticeable correction, with $BTC and $ETH oscillating around key support levels, and many began to worry about 'whether the bull market has ended'. Instead of panicking, it is better to calmly pay attention to bottom signals and structural opportunities.
📉 1. The US core PCE for May was released at an annual rate of 2.6%, with a slowdown in month-on-month growth.

This is an inflation indicator closely monitored by the Fed. The data was 'slightly better than expected', US Treasury yields fell, and short-term market risk appetite has somewhat rebounded, benefiting high-volatility assets.

Last week, WeChat Moments, Twitter, and TG groups were all about the Hong Kong Web3 Summit.
From VC bosses, project parties, exchanges to senior government officials and traditional finance, all crowded into the Wan Chai Convention and Exhibition Center to talk about blockchain, regulation, and scramble for resources. But as a retail investor, I would like to ask: Does this feast have anything to do with us?

I also attended this summit, and after experiencing it, I felt that Hong Kong has changed a lot in the past two years.
In the past, if you said you were into cryptocurrency, even the bank might freeze your account;
Now the government is taking action, setting up a Web3 office, approving exchange licenses, and formulating policy guidelines.