 On June 15th in the States, Hong Kong regulators push HSBC, standard chartered to embrace crypto clients. This is what happened. Hong Kong's banking regulator, the Hong Kong Monetary Authority, or HKMA, is applying pressure on HSBC, standard charter, and the Bank of China. So to accept crypto exchanges as clients, this is what they wanna do, despite the regulatory crackdown on the crypto industry in the United States. The HKMA stated that due diligence on potential customers should not create undue burdens, particularly for those setting up an office in Hong Kong to look for the opportunities here. Basically what they're saying is, if somebody applies, green light them, stop dragging your feet. Again, when I read this, I'm like, well, that's nice. I didn't really hear the whole story I didn't hear about the Bank of China, which leads us into what happened today. HSBC rolls out crypto services in Hong Kong. I gotta tell you, when they want something done, it happens.