Asia as a Global Player

In today's world, Asia is a major economic power because of the world's most populous, populous country, China, India. "Between 500 and 1500, Asia is an amazing, connected, creative place, the five largest cities in the world located in the center of the empire, there are still some such as Delhi, Beijing and Istanbul. Today's main city "(Gordon.Pg.Vii). History has always shown that these two countries are the focus of attention of many invaders to wealth and power.

The cryptographic currency economy increased astronomically in 2017 and the majority of the demand was from Asian countries. According to several reports, China is overwhelmingly the largest player, accounting for over 80% of the world's largest Bitcoin deal. But it was before the Chinese government cracked down the digital currency. In the fall of 2017, the country prohibited ICO and closed some of the largest cryptographic currency exchanges. The signal is clear. The decline in RMB trading volumes confused the market and opened doors to other countries in the region. Countries like Hong Kong, Singapore and Indonesia all have remarkable cryptographic currency economies, but Japan and Korea have erased everything to fill this gap.

Hong Kong is one of the world's leading financial and commercial centers, a vibrant international city with mixed influences of China and the West. Located in the center of Asia, Hong Kong has the world's largest foreign exchange market. It is also recognized as one of the most competitive economies in the world. In addition to being a strategic gateway to mainland China, the driving force behind the growth of the world, Hong Kong is also a convenient gateway to other parts of Asia and access to countries such as Singapore, Korea, Japan, etc. It makes it easy.

Kin Fung is the founder of Global Esports. He founded and managed the first women's professional e-sports team in Hong Kong. He is one of the largest amateur e sports events in Asia and is the organizer of the Asian Cities Alliance (ACL). Formerly co-founder of Memoriki Limited, a leading game publisher working closely with Asian game development team. We are maintaining a rapidly growing international user base. Brian has been engaged in sports management for over 20 years. He has extensive experience representing several companies known for players in professional golf, poker and eSports. Brian has extensive knowledge in sports and entertainment, e sports, gambling and casino industry