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Bitcoin – Web Wednesday V83 – 078

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bitcoin – Web Wednesday V83 – 078
bitcoin at Web Wednesday HK – 19th March 2014

83rd social mixer event – networking for the Hong Kong’s internet entrepreneurs and digital media executives.

An interview with two crypto-currency entrepreneurs:

Dave Shin, Founder of Cryptomex, an ambitious alternative for raising company funds via IPOs (initial public offerings) traded in Bitcoins.

Ken Lo, CEO of Anxbtc bitcoin Exchange, a new marketplace for trading Bitcoins, recently launched in Hong Kong.

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By YB Hong Kong on 2014-03-19 19:37:52
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zerohedge.com / by Tyler Durden / Apr 19, 2017 3:13 PM

The much anticipated Tesla Model 3 has yet to be released and already a groundswell of electric car competition is forming to challenge Elon Musk’s upcoming offering. Start in China, where the Model 3 is not due to arrive until next year, but already Chinese-funded, smart, connected plug-in car start-ups are scrambling to launch “Tesla killer” cars to go head-to-head against Tesla “mass market” sedan.

In taking on the monopoly, yet cash-burning premium electric car juggernaut that is Tesla, the key for leading Chinese electric vehicle start-ups such as Future Mobility, WM Motor and Singulato Motors, is that they will produce their cars locally, making them better able to match the Model 3’s price, Reuters notes. Tesla is expected to price its Model 3 from $35,000 in the United States. Buyers in China would expect to add 25% to that in import tariffs.

The Chinese strategy is simple: beat the Model 3 in China by making their cars more premium but cheaper than Tesla’s mass-market all-electric battery car.

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