Ordinary people can use U cards as long as the source of U is clean, there shouldn't be much of a problem.

Non-absorption meets money laundering, and the situation of Lantian Ge Rui is perplexing.

Although my country's laws clearly state that cryptocurrency is not legal tender, its property attributes and value have led to its recognition as an object of property crimes in judicial practice, which can in turn constitute occupational crimes.

What is "border control"? Why are people in the cryptocurrency circle subject to "border control"? And how to rescue oneself if subjected to "border control".

The official announcement of the criminalization of "virtual asset trading" straightforwardly means an increased criminal risk for those in the cryptocurrency community.

If your bank card is frozen, don't panic; being frozen doesn't necessarily mean it's related to a criminal case.

The punishment for the insider in this case seems to have the suspicion of "heavy lifting and light putting down," with significant controversy regarding the conviction and sentencing.

Hong Kong has a natural advantage in regulating stablecoins, which also means that the issuance of fiat currency stablecoins in Hong Kong faces less resistance.

"Black eats black" will also be subject to legal sanctions.

It is necessary to be extra cautious before making a withdrawal, and to verify the identity information and transaction details of the payer as much as possible to reduce the risk of receiving illicit funds.