Persisting with Hong Kong IPO subscriptions finally paid off 😄 I applied for 3 lots of Liuli Mei in cash—and surprisingly got 1 lot (100 shares). After 11 attempts, this was my first win. The public offering was oversubscribed by 6,586.73 times, setting a new record for consumer stocks on the Hong Kong market—luck really played a part. The pre-market trading premium has already exceeded 120%, but HSBC doesn’t support pre-market trading, so I’ll have to wait until Monday at 9:30 AM for official listing. It’s clear there’s a real reason behind such extreme oversubscription. Keep subscribing! I directly asked Grok: I currently have HK$9,700 in available funds. For 01392 Haiqing Zhiyuan, which is oversubscribed by about 238 times, I’m advised to apply for 2 lots at HK$3,630 per lot. As for 06067 Star Source Material and 06132 Huajian Future, I’ll hold off for now. I’ve always subscribed in cash only—no margin. No subscription fee if I don’t win, so I treat it like buying lottery tickets 🍀. — @TermMaxFi’s recent focus remains on RWA + fixed-rate lending. The official team continues promoting Ondo’s on-chain stock assets as collateral for borrowing, earning yields, and accumulating XP points. Meanwhile, the V2 app now supports multi-chain unified management, limit orders, order books, and position dashboards. The BNB Chain Alpha market also offers no-closure leverage and Dual Investment Vault features. Overall, the project continues refining its product and incentive structure, with strong community engagement. Market attention remains focused on RWA use cases and upcoming TGE developments.