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Zora is now “hiding” sketchy coins under new guidelines after the Coinbase-backed crypto firm was ridiculed for promoting a fake Tyson Fury account and apparently planning to collaborate with an alleged serial rug artist.  Zora announced on X that any coins breaking community guidelines will be hidden and yet remain available to buy, sell, or transfer.  If you own one of these coins, it will appear in your wallet with a scam warning that says it is hidden “due to impersonation, offensive content, or your settings.” Zora is on damage control after the crypto sleuth ZachXBT revealed screenshots showing higher-ups from Zora and Coinbase planning to collaborate with Sahil Arora to onboard users onto the platform. Why did your team and Jesse from Coinbase engage at all with Sahil to begin with? His list of celebrity coin rug pulls on Solana is well documented on X by CT and on YT by Coffeezilla so a quick search would have revealed warnings. pic.twitter.com/9eXUfgfSP6 ...

Interviewee | Mr. King Leung, Global Head of Financial Services and FinTech, Sustainability at InvestHK Editor | WuBlockchain Mr. King Leung leads the Financial Services and Fintech, as well as Sustainability teams at Invest Hong Kong (InvestHK), attracting international and Mainland financial services, technology, and sustainability companies to enrich Hong Kong’s financial ecosystem. Prior to joining the government, Mr. Leung was a tech entrepreneur, angel investor, and fintech lecturer. His first data-related startup received early-stage investment from Credit Suisse, directly serving several prominent financial institutions in areas such as wealth management, insurance, and consumer finance. Mr. Leung also worked as a management consultant at Booz Allen & Hamilton and KPMG Consulting in the U.S., and as a venture investor for Innovate@, a technology fund jointly operated by Booz Allen & Hamilton and Lehman Brothers. He holds an MBA with honors in Finance and Strategy from ...