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Source channel @githubtrending · Post #14739 · May 23

#c_lang#ctp#ctpapi#futures#options#quant#simnow#stock#tora#trader#tts#xtp openctp is a powerful open-source trading platform compatible with many Chinese securities and futures trading systems, offering both real and simulated trading environments for futures, options, stocks, funds, and bonds across domestic and global markets like A-shares, Hong Kong, and US stocks. It provides easy access to CTPAPI through Python and other programming languages, plus user-friendly trading clients with graphical and command-line interfaces. You can register free simulation accounts instantly via WeChat, enabling you to practice and test trading strategies in real-time or 24/7 environments. It also offers training, development support, and a monitoring platform for multiple trading systems, helping you learn, develop, and trade efficiently with low costs and broad market access. This benefits you by giving a flexible, comprehensive, and cost-effective way to develop, test, and execute trading strategies across many markets with strong community and technical support. https://github.com/openctp/openctp

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@CryptoM · Post #65406 · 04/13/2026, 05:25 AM

🚀 Hong Kong Police Report Romance Scam Involving Cryptocurrency A recent report from Hong Kong police's 'Cyber Defender' platform reveals a romance scam resulting in a loss exceeding HKD 2 million. According to BlockBeats, the scam involved a fraudster who initiated contact with a woman in her fifties on Instagram, quickly establishing a romantic relationship. The scammer posed as a 'cryptocurrency investment expert,' promising guaranteed returns. The victim was first asked to transfer HKD 40,000 as an 'account opening fee.' Subsequently, she was persuaded to exchange cash for USDT at a physical exchange store in seven separate transactions, transferring the funds to the scammer's electronic wallet. Once the funds were secured, the scammer disappeared and cut off all communication. Police advise the public to exercise caution when forming online relationships. If someone claims to be an investment expert and requests money transfers for any reason, individuals should pause and reconsider before proceeding. #HongKong#Police#RomanceScam#Cryptocurrency#Fraud#CyberCrime#USDT#InvestmentScam#OnlineSafety