It's the opposite; the more you're told not to do something, the more profitable it becomes! On the surface, they say they're cracking down, but they've been secretly increasing their holdings in Chinese Bitcoin, ranking in the top 10. Take a closer look!

I finally had a two-day weekend this week, so I took the kids out for a day of fun, and in the afternoon we watched Zootopia 2.
As a result, I was bombarded with text messages today: Yesterday, the central bank led a meeting and is going to crack down on cryptocurrency speculation again.
It's making it impossible for me to be in the mood to take care of the baby, and I still have to write articles in the middle of the night.
Today, Orange will provide an in-depth analysis of the content of this meeting.
The content I posted around 2:30 pm today is quite sophisticated overall.
First, the wording is very particular; there is only this one wording on the entire internet, and you can't find any other supplementary information.
You should know that in all past regulatory meetings about the industry, there were corresponding documents issued, whether it was an announcement or a notice. However, this time there was no detailed content. After searching for a long time, I found only this one press release on the entire internet.