Race Capital on “China’s Love/Hate Relationship with Crypto”

Oct.12 -- Race Capital partner Edith Yeung talks to Bloomberg Technology’s Emily Chang about future strategies for investing in China in the wake of the tech turmoil unfolding in the country, and about how the latest crackdown can be a good thing for the crypto ecosystem long term.

[@ebonylouis7673]

Best comment from my friend was "I don't need BITCOIN, I have a good job
"😅

[@dorissophia8197]

I don't think anybody should be left out when going for digital assets

[@saraleomeer7668]

I have a lots of bitcoin I dont need a job
🥳

[@ebonyvivian6544]

I rather invest my money on crypto. Bitcoin trading is great, unlike the stock market and other financial markets, Bitcoin has no centralized location, since it operates 24hours a day in different parts of the world

[@markleo3537]

@@ebonyvivian6544But what if you don't know how to trade? I mean, I see your point. Some people have the money and are willing to invest. But the problem is where to

[@ebonyvivian6544]

@@markleo3537Based on investing acumen and strategy I will recommend Mr silbert Mason for you

[@gwinetstefani3800]

all that relationship is pure fud activity as well as longing tether allegations

[@mirtamalkevich7518]

and don't even think that these allegations come to an end before the introduction of govt stablecoins

[@IamMichelle88]

Because everyone is trying to cover their stuff up, they made things worse purposefully as retaliation for not getting what they need and now you come against me forcing me to not want your help. Handling the issues as they are will allow you to realize who is doing what, instead of accepting how others wanted things to be.