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According to official sources, Click Holdings (NASDAQ: CLIK), a provider of human resources and elderly care solutions, plans to build a Bitcoin and Solana asset reserve of up to $100 million, and integrate cryptocurrency payment methods into employee payroll and customer transactions to drive the modernization transformation of its elderly care business. It is currently unclear how the company will raise $100 million in funding. As of December 31, 2024, its current market value is $13 million and cash reserves are $544000.

BlockBeats news, on July 14th, according to Forbes, Hungary officially implemented one of the strictest cryptocurrency regulations in the world starting from July 1st, forcing several large fintech companies to suspend related services and potentially criminalizing the digital asset trading behavior of hundreds of thousands of citizens. This major policy change has caused widespread confusion and concerns in the field of financial technology. London based digital bank Revolut announced on Friday evening that it will temporarily suspend cryptocurrency services in Hungary from now on until further notice. Revolut has over 2 million users in Hungary. The company stated that it is "working hard to restore services as soon as possible", but did not provide a specific recovery schedule. This suspension covers all new cryptocurrency purchases, staking activities, and recharge operations, but users can still sell their existing holdings and transfer some tokens to external wallets. Revolut's other banking services are not affected. The new regulations in Hungary have added two criminal charges: 'misuse of cryptocurrency' and 'providing unauthorized cryptocurrency exchange services'. According to the latest revised code in Hungary, individuals who use unauthorized cryptocurrency trading services may face up to two years in prison for their underlying trading activities; If the transaction amount exceeds 50 million Hungarian forints (approximately 140000 US dollars), the maximum sentence can be up to three years; If it exceeds 500 million forints (approximately 1.4 million US dollars), the maximum sentence can be up to five years.

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Foresight News reported that according to NLNico monitoring, Click Holdings (CLIK) plans to establish up to $100 million in Bitcoin and Solana vaults, and integrate encrypted payments for salaries and clients to modernize its elderly care business. It is currently unclear how they will raise $100 million, with a current market value of $13 million and cash of $544000 as of December 31, 2024.

According to Forbes, Hungary has enacted one of the strictest cryptocurrency laws in the world, which has sparked widespread confusion and concerns in the fintech sector since taking effect on July 1st. The new regulations have forced large fintech companies to suspend their services, such as digital bank Revolut announcing an "immediate suspension of cryptocurrency services in Hungary". The new legislation introduces two criminal offenses: 1. Severe penalties for the use of unauthorized services and operators (up to two years in prison for basic transactions; up to three years in prison for "particularly high-value" transactions exceeding 50 million Hungarian forints; and up to five years in prison for transactions exceeding 500 million Hungarian forints); 2. Service providers operating without proper authorization will face harsher penalties, with larger scale operations potentially sentenced to eight years in prison. The wording of the bill is broad and lacks implementation guidelines, which may affect about 500000 citizens who purchase coins, and their legitimate activities may face criminal prosecution. The regulatory authority has 60 days to develop a compliance framework, but no guidance has been issued. Regulatory uncertainty may lead to companies withdrawing, and some companies are considering relocating elsewhere. Although it is unlikely to enforce global platforms, Hungarian registered companies and individual investors face significant legal uncertainty. The cryptocurrency community is waiting for clarification from regulatory agencies, and industry groups have not yet received an official response. The industry is facing difficult choices, and Hungary's move may isolate it from EU digital asset regulation.