HSBC Launched Gold Tokens in Hong Kong

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News Date: March 27, 2024

HSBC has introduced a novel opportunity for retail investors in Hong Kong by launching a gold investment option in the form of digital tokens.
Through its online banking service and app, customers can now purchase real gold using these tokens.
This initiative marks the first instance of HSBC utilizing its private distributed ledger for everyday investors, powered by its digital assets platform, Orion.
The platform enables the issuance and storage of digital assets such as bonds. The HSBC Gold Token, created through this platform, represents physical gold bars and can be traded through the bank's single-dealer platform, paving the way for retail products driven by the Orion platform.

Surrender deal reached? No more false flags

Why the September 18th rally, planned for months, did not turn into a false flag event against Patriots?
In war, SURRENDER means: to give (oneself) up into the power of another especially as a prisoner; to capitulate.
Capitulate means: to stop fighting an enemy or opponent; to admit that an enemy or opponent has won; to surrender.
See: DOD LAW OF WAR MANUAL:
Chapter XII - Non-Hostile Relations Between Belligerents
Section 12.8 CAPITULATIONS - Negotiated Instruments of Surrender
Sources: t.me/WATN17, gesara.live

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Source:demilked.com

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We know that you called President Xi Jinping last Friday...
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