@AlanTiger:The easiest way to get coins I think is to complete the daily tasks. You will get around 100 coins in total. But sometimes the tasks “comment on 3 warm up posts” and “like 3 warm up posts” may not be easily completed because sometimes these warm up posts are not available. My favourite way to get coins is the daily check in because it's the surest way to get coins. My favourite coin redemption is to use it on getting vouchers. My experience in using coins is great! Coins can be used to redeem gifts and vouchers.

@SirBahamut:Coincidentally, I talked about HSI and HST earlier in the morning too! Its quite obvious that the selldown is only targeted at the Hong Kong market, when ASX, Kospi and even Shanghai and Shenzhen composites are trading relatively well today.  To be honest, Sir Bahamut can't see the end of the tunnel for HSI. HSI has already reached 2008 level, representing more than a lost decade if you held HSI etf 14 years ago. The current bear market has lasted more than 2 years and counting.  Sentiments have turned very bearish as investors become increasingly doubtful that the new Chinese government will protect private enterprise's interest over national interest. Moreover, US-China decoupling fears have excabated after the new Chinese Standing C

@THB:Story Highlights This week’s market breakdown will take an in-depth look into some of the biggest cryptocurrencies, their charts, and the latest news to get a better understanding of where they may go from here. Over the past five weeks, Bitcoin (BTC-USD) seems to have decoupled from the stock market as the number one cryptocurrency by market cap held its ground much better than the tech-heavy Nasdaq 100 (NDX). According to crypto data provider Kaiko, Bitcoin’s volatility level has dropped to that of the stock market for the first time in two years. Most major cryptos finished the week flat or with minor losses. However, next week is expected to be much more interesting for traders as big tech companies such as Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT), Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL), Meta Platforms (NASDAQ: META),