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Is China building a global Bitcoin and crypto trading hub? They're up to something in Hong Kong.

Beginning last April, several of China's largest state-owned banks operating in Hong Kong opened accounts for major cryptocurrency firms. China has banned the use of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies for most users in Mainland China. They are also rolling out the Digital Yuan, the world's first major digital currency. So crypto currency insiders were pleasantly surprised to see Chinese banks in HK leading the way in providing traditional banking services to crypto users. The benefits to China are obvious, and huge, if they can make the system work in Hong Kong, while still insulating their RMB-denominated Mainland banking system from Bitcoin's wild price fluctuations. The advantages could be immense for Mainland China companies and factories, who via China's Hong Kong banks can invoice customers around the world in Bitcoin, and be paid in RMB. Resources and links: Wall Street Journal, Hong Kong Banks Are Netting Crypto Customers as City’s Push Gains Steam https://www.wsj.com/articles/hong-kon... Bloomberg, Chinese Banks Court Crypto Firms in Hong Kong After Mainland Ban https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articl... Valuation estimates for Bitcoin, other cryptos held globally https://www.investopedia.com/tech/how...