The post KuCoin Donates HKD 2M for Tai Po Fire Relief in Hong Kong appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. KuCoin donated HKD 2 million to support residents and firefighters affected by the fire in Tai Po, Hong Kong.  The company expressed solidarity with the victims and pledged to continue monitoring relief.  KuCoin has a history of humanitarian work, including disaster relief in Vietnam, Turkey, Nigeria, and the Bahamas. Crypto exchange KuCoin has stepped forward to support relief efforts following a devastating fire at Wang Fuk Court in Tai Po, Hong Kong. In response, KuCoin donated HKD 2 million through the Tong Yan Fund to support relief efforts for affected residents and Hong Kong Fire Services Department personnel. Solidarity with Firefighters and Survivors KuCoin expressed respect to the frontline firefighters and rescue teams who worked tirelessly to contain the blaze. The company also extended heartfelt sympathy to the residents and families impacted by the tragedy. In its statement, KuCoin said it will continue to monitor the progress of local relief and community rebuilding initiatives and stand with Hong Kong residents during this challenging period.  KuCoin’s contribution joins a growing number of relief efforts, providing both financial and moral support to the community in the aftermath of one of Hong Kong’s deadliest fires in decades. KuCoin’s Humanitarian Efforts Notably, KuCoin has a history of supporting communities during crises. In 2024, the exchange airdropped up to 10,000 KCS tokens to users in Vietnam affected by Typhoon Yagi and donated 1 million Liras for disaster relief in Turkey.  The company has also provided 2,500 solar lamps to schools in Nigeria and distributed “Climate Change Buckets” to women and girls in the Bahamas and at St. Jude Hospital in Africa. These initiatives demonstrate KuCoin’s commitment to both its global users and humanitarian causes in crisis-affected regions. Disclaimer: The information presented in this article is for informational and educational purposes only. The article does not constitute… The post KuCoin Donates HKD 2M for Tai Po Fire Relief in Hong Kong appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. KuCoin donated HKD 2 million to support residents and firefighters affected by the fire in Tai Po, Hong Kong.  The company expressed solidarity with the victims and pledged to continue monitoring relief.  KuCoin has a history of humanitarian work, including disaster relief in Vietnam, Turkey, Nigeria, and the Bahamas. Crypto exchange KuCoin has stepped forward to support relief efforts following a devastating fire at Wang Fuk Court in Tai Po, Hong Kong. In response, KuCoin donated HKD 2 million through the Tong Yan Fund to support relief efforts for affected residents and Hong Kong Fire Services Department personnel. Solidarity with Firefighters and Survivors KuCoin expressed respect to the frontline firefighters and rescue teams who worked tirelessly to contain the blaze. The company also extended heartfelt sympathy to the residents and families impacted by the tragedy. In its statement, KuCoin said it will continue to monitor the progress of local relief and community rebuilding initiatives and stand with Hong Kong residents during this challenging period.  KuCoin’s contribution joins a growing number of relief efforts, providing both financial and moral support to the community in the aftermath of one of Hong Kong’s deadliest fires in decades. KuCoin’s Humanitarian Efforts Notably, KuCoin has a history of supporting communities during crises. In 2024, the exchange airdropped up to 10,000 KCS tokens to users in Vietnam affected by Typhoon Yagi and donated 1 million Liras for disaster relief in Turkey.  The company has also provided 2,500 solar lamps to schools in Nigeria and distributed “Climate Change Buckets” to women and girls in the Bahamas and at St. Jude Hospital in Africa. These initiatives demonstrate KuCoin’s commitment to both its global users and humanitarian causes in crisis-affected regions. Disclaimer: The information presented in this article is for informational and educational purposes only. The article does not constitute…