Hong Kong Protest Funding Account Closure Is an Issue Bitcoin Can Fix

By cineramaNovember 18, 2019Bitcoin Business

The British multinational investment bank, HSBC, has reportedly closed a bank account relating to the Hong Kong anti-extradition bill.

The bill is one of the main reasons behind the protests […]

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