Hashkey is the organizer of the Hong Kong Carnival. He didn't specifically ask how much a booth would charge, but companies like BNBChain and OKX went. I estimate that at least 100 project parties will participate. Recently, I also posted a group photo of a party, with Xiao Feng himself in the C position. I think Xiao Feng has some face. By checking rootdata, we can see that Hashkey has invested in more than 100 projects, with each company investing $300 million. These project parties are not fools either, they also value Hashkey's possession of a Hong Kong compliance license, and in addition, Victory Securities uses Hashkey's depth. It is estimated that wage arrears will not occur in the short term, and slow reward distribution may be a team efficiency issue. However, the fact that the project team has strength does not mean that the coin price will rise. For example, Bitmex's black boss created BMEX platform coins, and the platform had over 10000 BTC liquidation funds, but the coin price turned out to be bullshit. The parent company of EOS is the same, hoarding tens of thousands of bitcoins regardless of the EOS coin price. Platform coins really depend on the personal structure of platform owners, whether they are compliant exchanges or not, and even if their finances are publicly disclosed, there are too many ways to hollow out the company.