Victory Securities is starting to charge premiums. Key point: Holding virtual assets will incur fees, with a monthly rate of 0.05%. For example, if your account holds virtual assets worth 10,000U long-term, the monthly premium would be 5U. It seems like a few months ago, users with mainland identities already had their trading functions disabled—only withdrawals are allowed, no buying, selling, or deposits. Why do they call it virtual assets instead of using the term crypto assets? Also curious, does HashKey charge fees too?