香港加密第一股 Hashkey，打新价格 6.68 港元，获 393.71 倍认购，净募资 14.79 亿港元。
然后正式首日开盘跌破打新价，
现 6.43 港元。。

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Hashkey, Hong Kong's first cryptocurrency IPO, had an offering price of HK$6.68 and was oversubscribed by 393.71 times, raising net proceeds of HK$1.479 billion.

However, on its first day of trading, the share price fell below the IPO price, currently standing at HK$6.43.

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BNB's annual shareholders' meeting has just concluded.
After listening to CZ's year-end AMA, I selected 10 questions and answers to summarize the key points: Market prediction, the stablecoin war 2.0 hasn't even started yet.
1. How do you feel after being granted a pardon?
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最近市场环境不好，再加上内地政策收紧，所以股价不太行。
但是长期看，HashKey已经占据了香港区块链产业核心的生态位，任何政策利好或者市场回暖都会体现在股价上。

The recent unfavorable market environment, coupled with tightening policies in mainland China, has led to a lackluster stock price.

However, in the long run, HashKey has already secured a core position in Hong Kong's blockchain industry ecosystem, and any favorable policies or market recovery will be reflected in its stock price.

上市的目的就是为了回血，缓解资金压力，要不真撑不住了咋办

The purpose of going public is to recoup funds and alleviate financial pressure; otherwise, what if we really can't hold on any longer?