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- 🎉【Gate Singapore Flagship Event · Square Fun Quiz Challenge Day 1】
#TOKEN2049# is just around the corner, and Gate is bringing the heat to Singapore!
Token of Love Music Festival, Gate x Oracle Red Bull Racing Reception, and the F1 Race Viewing are all set to roll out!
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To join: Comment your answers (format: 1B 2A 3B 4C)
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📖 Day 1 · Quiz (Single Choic - 💥 Gate Square Event: #SOMI Creative Contest# 💥
Post original content related to SOMI or CandyDrop #76 on Gate Square for a chance to share 180 SOMI rewards!
CandyDrop 76: CandyDrop x Somnia (SOMI)👉 https://www.gate.com/announcements/article/46912
📅 Event Period: Sep 8, 2025 – Sep 15, 2025
📌 How to Participate:
Post original content related to SOMI or the CandyDrop event
Minimum 80 words
Add hashtag: #SOMI Creative Contest#
Include CandyDrop participation screenshot
🏆 Rewards:
🥇 1st Prize (1 winner): 60 SOMI
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🥉 3rd Prize (6 winners): 10 SOMI each
(T - 🚗 #GateSquareCommunityChallenge# Round 1 — Who Will Be The First To The Moon?
Brain challenge, guess and win rewards!
5 lucky users with the correct answers will share $50 GT! 💰
Join:
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📅 Ends at 16:00, Sep 17 (UTC)
A man was extorted for 1 million HKD in cash after exchanging USDT offline, and currently there are over 200 similar shops in Hong Kong without a license.
ChainCatcher news, a man sought to exchange 1 million HKD cash for USDT at an offline OTC store in Hong Kong. Ultimately, the store took the cash but did not remit the funds to the individual, and law enforcement has been notified. Hong Kong Legislative Council member Ng Kit Cheung stated that "this matter is rampant" and mentioned that there are currently over 200 such virtual money exchange stores in Hong Kong, all of which operate without licenses and are not protected or regulated by any Hong Kong laws. Anyone can open a store simply by obtaining a business registration. He urged the Hong Kong government to expedite relevant consultations and legislative procedures.