Recently, a major virtual asset platform operated by a large telecom company has achieved a significant breakthrough—officially opening registration to all users, breaking previous user restrictions. Now, simply by downloading the official app and investing a minimum of 100 yuan, users can buy mainstream cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum.
What's even more interesting is that this platform has partnered with a leading brokerage firm, integrating directly into their investment app. As a result, virtual asset trading feels as natural as buying mutual funds.
When the platform's leader discussed its core competitiveness, they emphasized two points: first, lowering the participation threshold (starting from 100 yuan); second, building trust. The latter is especially important—after all, security and compliance are the primary concerns for users entering the market. This platform leverages its telecom background and the group's resources to ensure a solid foundation in these areas.
Since its launch in May last year, the membership scale has seen significant growth. This reflects an increasingly obvious trend of traditional large institutions entering the virtual asset sector.
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RatioHunter
· 01-06 13:51
Is entering with 100 yuan really 🤔 profitable or just an IQ tax?
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LightningSentry
· 01-06 09:02
Damn, can I really start playing with crypto with just 100 bucks? The threshold has really been lowered to the limit.
Big companies entering the market definitely makes a difference; at least now we can feel a bit more secure about safety.
By the way, does this partnership with the brokerage mean we're not far from the mainstream?
Memberships are skyrocketing; it seems some people are still falling for this trick.
Is it really profitable, or is this just another wave of cutting the leeks?
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bridge_anxiety
· 01-06 08:24
Can you buy coins with just 100 yuan? Now moms can also get in the game haha
Endorsement by operators is definitely different, it's more reliable than those shady platforms
Integrating into investment apps is a brilliant move, it really lowers the barrier
But still, be careful. Just saying compliance is enough if it sounds good
Big institutions are all fighting for a share, we retail investors need to be more cautious
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MrRightClick
· 01-05 11:53
Can you get into Bitcoin with just 100 yuan? Honestly, I'm a bit worried that the low threshold might make it easier to get scammed.
Endorsements from operators can indeed be convincing, but true security still depends on how it's handled later.
The entry of big institutions is a good thing, but I'm just worried it might be another new trick to scam retail investors.
Starting with 100 yuan? I'd like to see what it's like to lose just 100 yuan.
Talking about compliance sounds nice, but we still don't know how it actually performs.
Can this wave really change the crypto circle, or is it just another scam machine?
Daring to set the threshold at 100 yuan, that's hilarious. Isn't this just letting newbies walk straight into the slaughterhouse?
Integrating into investment apps sounds convenient, but I'm just worried that behind the convenience, there might be tricks.
Trust? Let's wait and see. Big institutions aren't necessarily reliable.
Now, great, more people will be paying the IQ tax.
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PonziDetector
· 01-05 11:53
You can play with just 100 yuan, but I'm still a bit scared.
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PumpAnalyst
· 01-05 11:50
Buying Bitcoin starting at 100 yuan? Don't rush to get on board; isn't this just making big institutions the bagholders?
The real risk isn't the 100 yuan threshold, but liquidity and the sharp decline after a pump. Just check my Weibo history to see how I’ve stepped into the trap.
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ForkTrooper
· 01-05 11:44
Start trading coins with just 100 yuan, the threshold is really low now, even seniors can get started
Big institutions are really about to enter the market. I was wondering when the professional players would come in
Compliance + security are really important, otherwise no one will dare to play even if it's cheap
This wave is truly changing the game rules
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gas_fee_trauma
· 01-05 11:34
You can get on board with just 100 yuan. The threshold is really low now, but can it withstand the compliance requirements?
Recently, a major virtual asset platform operated by a large telecom company has achieved a significant breakthrough—officially opening registration to all users, breaking previous user restrictions. Now, simply by downloading the official app and investing a minimum of 100 yuan, users can buy mainstream cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum.
What's even more interesting is that this platform has partnered with a leading brokerage firm, integrating directly into their investment app. As a result, virtual asset trading feels as natural as buying mutual funds.
When the platform's leader discussed its core competitiveness, they emphasized two points: first, lowering the participation threshold (starting from 100 yuan); second, building trust. The latter is especially important—after all, security and compliance are the primary concerns for users entering the market. This platform leverages its telecom background and the group's resources to ensure a solid foundation in these areas.
Since its launch in May last year, the membership scale has seen significant growth. This reflects an increasingly obvious trend of traditional large institutions entering the virtual asset sector.