At first, Tiger Securities and other US stock brokers were suspended in China, and then tax inspections began. Overseas income from trading Hong Kong US stocks is subject to taxation, combined with Kraken's recent ban on registration in mainland China (I heard that now you can still register with customer service) Perhaps to prevent capital outflows, domestic interest rates have been continuously lowered, and the current three-year deposit rate is less than 2% annualized. The main purpose is to activate the domestic economy and boost the stock market. As a result, a group of people have shifted overseas to eat interest spreads and speculate in foreign stocks. Therefore, if there are policies in the future, it is highly likely to start from preventing capital outflows, and I believe it will not be too far away.