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Hong Kong’s Crypto Conundrum: A Tale of Licenses and Ludicrous Burdens

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On the twentieth day of January, this august body declared its dissent, bemoaning the eradication of the 10% threshold-a modest allowance that permitted asset managers to dabble in the digital realm without the onerous burden of additional licensing. Imagine, if you will, a portfolio manager, whose only sin is allocating a mere 1% of their fund to Bitcoin-that enigmatic beast of the financial wilderness. Under these draconian proposals, such a manager would be compelled to procure a full virtual asset management license, a task as ludicrous as requiring a fisherman to obtain a pilot’s license for casting his net too far from shore.

Halo: Campaign Evolved Studio Wants to Honor Franchise While Bringing it to a New Generation

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This is happening because the new Halo: Campaign Evolved won’t have traditional competitive multiplayer. Instead, the game will center around its campaign, offering both a single-player experience and cooperative play for up to four players. It will also fully support cross-platform multiplayer, letting players on different systems play together. Plus, as the first Halo game ever released on PS5, it’s likely to introduce the series to a whole new audience of PlayStation gamers.

Bridgerton stars Luke Thompson and Yerin Ha are on this week’s Radio Times

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Okay, so Luke Thompson just had to recreate that iconic scene! You know, the one with Colin Firth as Mr. Darcy coming out of the lake in the ’95 Pride and Prejudice? Seriously, a lake, a completely drenched shirt, and someone spying from the trees… it’s a total nod to that moment, and they didn’t even try to hide it! As a fan, it was amazing to see.