Following the devastating fire incident in Tai Po, Hong Kong, a major crypto exchange has stepped up with immediate community support. The platform announced an emergency relief fund totaling HK$10 million, specifically allocated to assist affected residents in the region.
This rapid response demonstrates how crypto platforms are increasingly engaging in real-world social responsibility initiatives. The fund aims to provide direct assistance to those impacted by the disaster, covering immediate needs and recovery efforts.
Such actions highlight the growing role of blockchain industry players in supporting local communities during crisis situations, extending their impact beyond digital asset trading into tangible humanitarian support.
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BloodInStreets
· 11-29 06:57
Speaking of which, this time 1 billion Hong Kong dollars get dumped... it's really buying the dip of public sentiment, using a bloody event like a fire for public relations is also incredible.
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TaxEvader
· 11-28 11:28
Really? You think you can clean that up with a billion HKD? A big fire killed people, you know.
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WalletAnxietyPatient
· 11-27 20:04
The quick response from the exchange regarding the Prince Edward fire incident truly shows their good intentions, as 10 million HKD is not a small amount.
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HodlOrRegret
· 11-27 20:03
Is it true that the exchange donated money? But 10 million HKD is just a drop in the bucket for a big platform.
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GrayscaleArbitrageur
· 11-27 19:41
Wow, this is what a true Blockchain should be doing.
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NewDAOdreamer
· 11-27 19:38
This operation is real. Big platforms should do this, not just shout slogans.
Following the devastating fire incident in Tai Po, Hong Kong, a major crypto exchange has stepped up with immediate community support. The platform announced an emergency relief fund totaling HK$10 million, specifically allocated to assist affected residents in the region.
This rapid response demonstrates how crypto platforms are increasingly engaging in real-world social responsibility initiatives. The fund aims to provide direct assistance to those impacted by the disaster, covering immediate needs and recovery efforts.
Such actions highlight the growing role of blockchain industry players in supporting local communities during crisis situations, extending their impact beyond digital asset trading into tangible humanitarian support.