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In the GETTR live broadcast on July 21, Miles Guo, the founder of the Chinese Whistleblower Movement and the founder of the New Federal State of China (NFSC), specifically talked about the recent price fluctuations of Himalaya Coin (HCN). Insiders who are familiar with the situation clearly pointed out that this fluctuation was not caused by the selling of “welfare HCN” (the privately allocated portion of HCN before HCN was publicly issued) by the Movement’s fellow fighters, but was a normal secondary market buying and selling behavior. However, if any institution sells high and buys low to manipulate the market and infringe upon the rights and interests of the fellow fighters who already have their HCN locked, the NFSC will definitely pursue it through legal approaches.
Miles pointed out that Himalaya Reserve is a legal enterprise that has obtained financial licenses and is subject to world financial supervision. All its actions must comply with legal rules, and no one can withdraw more than 100,000 US dollars per day. Executives at Himalaya Reserve will be prosecuted if they profit by illegal means or manipulate the market through their family members. The NFSC resolutely defends the rights and interests of all fellow fighters. Miles is very pleased with the performance of all fellow fighters of their unwavering confident in HCN and keeping their promises.

Translator: MOS Writing Group team – Naughty(Wenxing)
Design&editor: HBamboo(昆仑竹)

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