Go to Hong Kong to find someone to exchange money, will there be any issues with the money entering the Hong Kong card?

Always walk by the river, how can you not get your shoes wet.
I was called by 'Uncle Hat' to go have tea, what should I do! Remember the thought process for answering these 3 questions; it can help you maintain your composure.
The first question: "Is virtual currency trading illegal, didn’t you know?"
Don't rush to accept the 'illegal' label! You can say: "I checked, the law doesn’t explicitly state that buying and selling U between individuals is illegal. I understand this transaction is not protected by law, but 'not protected' and 'illegal' are not the same thing; I’m just managing my own assets." — This statement is the bottom line, make sure not to back down.
The second question: "You received dirty money, you must return this much to unfreeze!"
Don't nod in agreement just because you're intimidated! Leaving an opening is safer: "The refund ratio can be negotiated; it’s not like I was completely unaware and whatever you say goes. I will definitely cooperate, but can we negotiate a reasonable plan with the victim? If we reach an agreement, shouldn’t it be unblocked?" — This shows a willingness to cooperate without making yourself the 'big loser'.
The third question: "If you don’t unfreeze, all your cards will be blocked, and you will have a criminal record!"
Don’t panic at the mention of 'criminal record'! Calmly respond: "I have prepared all the materials and will certainly cooperate actively with the investigation. Right now, freezing the card is just a stage of investigation, not a conviction, so where's the criminal record? As long as my card is not a primary involved card directly receiving fraudulent funds, it generally won’t affect the use of other cards." — Let the other party know you are knowledgeable, and it won’t be easy to fool you.
Recently, I came across a passage, which fits particularly well: "In my life, I do not crave ill-gotten wealth, only looking for a stable cash conversion of U. Suddenly faced with frozen cards and blocked accounts, it’s hard to distinguish which pot of money is which. Alas! When the subpoena arrives, I feel anxious; only then do I realize I need to be cautious."
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How can you avoid freezing risks with high probability?
1: The amount is generally small, within one or two million; you can find a compliant old OTC that earns a normal spread, without running any volume.
2: For huge amounts, you can handle it through Hong Kong.
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