🚨 Web3 Business Interview Series #10 | Web3 Regulatory Interpretation Special With frequent domestic Web3 policy news lately, it's hard to distinguish fact from fiction, and overseas compliance has become a necessity. The RPC Cat Friends Association, together with Simon from Guofeng Law Firm, and with special invitations to several Cat Friends in related fields, will deeply analyze regulatory trends and clarify the real opportunities within the regulatory window! 📅 Time: June 15th (Sunday) 17:00 (5:00 PM) 🎙 Host: Simon (Lawyer, Web3 Team, Guofeng Law Firm) 🔥 Guests | Cat Friend Representatives in the Regulatory Compliance Field: 👤 Yan Xin Xin | Co-founder of $Sign A practical compliance observer who has visited five countries and spoken with regulators. @realyanxin 👤 Bocai | First Researcher of Singapore DTSP @bocaibocai_ 👤 Xiaomao Ge | Organizer of Offline + Policy Community in Thailand @porounclemao 👤 Simon | Practical Case Explanation of Singapore & Dubai VARA @realsimonkim Special Invited Observer Guests: Mirror Tang - X @mirrorzk Founder @zerobasezk sky53 Talks History X @sky_gpt Sarah X @SARAHWAGMI 🎯 Topic Focus: How should the new Singapore DTSP policy be interpreted? How does Thai digital asset regulation balance innovation and licensing? How to play with the UAE free zone + VARA license? The triangular perspective of compliance KOLs vs. project teams vs. legal professionals. How to plan ahead for the next wave of policy dividends? 🎁 Retweet this tweet to enter a raffle for 3 RPC Cat Friend gift packs (shipping address limited to mainland China only), including: 👕 RPC Web3 Shirt | ⌚ GM Labs Co-branded Bracelet | 👜 RPC Canvas Bag 🔥 Join the conversation to distinguish fact from fiction, dispel the fog, and clarify the real opportunities within the regulatory window! #RPC猫友会 #web3商业访谈 #监管

👮 Mirror Tang reported that Hangzhou police informally questioned crypto professionals in China, sparking public pushback from Jack Kong and others. #china #hangzhou #web3 https://t.co/Sdw5HGvWNv

💬👮 Jack Kong, founder of Nano Labs (@punk8185, Kong Jianping), posted on X that there has been no special action taken by the police departments in Zhejiang and Hangzhou against professionals in the blockchain industry. The police have not taken any action, and the possible cases may be related to anti-fraud efforts. Previously, Mirror Tang, founder of Web3 security company Salus, posted that the Hangzhou police were conducting a systematic survey of cryptocurrency professionals.

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Salus Founder: Since March, Chinese law enforcement agencies have cracked 3 cases involving money laundering using Hyperliquid.

Web3 security firm Salus founder Mirror Tang (@mirrorzk) stated that since March of this year, Chinese law enforcement agencies have cracked down on three cases of using HyperLiquid for cryptocurrency money laundering. The method involves leveraging HyperLiquid's high leverage liquidation mechanism to offset illegal gains, creating liquidation losses on HyperLiquid, and simultaneously making profits by reversing positions on centralized trading platforms to complete money laundering. Mirror Tang also pointed out that the structure of this strategy is highly similar to the operation path of James Wynn, the giant whale who recently opened high-leverage contracts and ultimately saw a $100 million profit drawdown. Mirror Tang urged Hyperliquid co-founder Jeff to take this issue seriously, stating that if the current lack of risk control measures is not addressed, there is a high risk of regulatory intervention.