Hong Kong's first card-held stabilizer failed security clearance two days after it went online

Hong Kong's first licensed stabilization currency, HKDAP, failed to pass the security clearance just two days after it went online. Block Chain Security, BlockSec, found that there was a risk that the contract could be found in a single key, frozen and forcibly destroyed, stating that its design was not consistent with Hong Kong regulatory bodies. The token was issued by AnchorPoint, a standard Chartered vote with Hong Kong Telecommunications (HKT) and Animoca Brands。