Hong Kong’s crypto push puts HSBC and StanChart in a bind
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Hong Kong’s HSBC Allows Customers To Trade Bitcoin ETFs, Signaling A Shift In Traditional Banks' Stance
Hong Kong's leading financial institution, HSBC, has made a significant move by allowing its customers to trade Bitcoin exchange-traded funds...
Hong Kong’s Cyberport a Hotspot for Web3 & Crypto Firms
Hong Kong’s Financial Secretary confirmed that the country’s digital initiative Cyberport has attracted over 150 web3 firms. Cyberport is managed...
Hong Kong’s Cyberport signed up 150 Web3 firms in past year, says city’s financial secretary
Hong Kong’s Cyberport, a technology business park backed by the Hong Kong government, has attracted registrations from more than 150...
Hong Kong’s Web3 industry faces 100,000 person shortfall
Hong Kong Legislative Council Member and Co-founder of G-Rocket, an incubator firm, Wu Jiezhuang, said the region faces a Web3...
Hong Kong’s crypto rules offer level playing field: OSL
Hong Kong on June 1 introduced cryptocurrency trading guidelines for retail investors under a new set of licensing rules for...
OKX enhances spot crypto trading app in accordance with Hong Kong’s VASP regime
“We will continue to collaborate with Hong Kong regulators in the process of our licensing efforts under the new VASP...
Hong Kong’s new crypto rules covered by China state TV in rare move from Beijing
China Central Television (CCTV), the country’s largest national broadcaster, shone a light on Hong Kong’s cryptocurrency sector Tuesday when it...
Hong Kong’s new crypto rules covered by China state TV
China Central Television (CCTV), the country’s largest national broadcaster, shone a light on Hong Kong’s cryptocurrency sector Tuesday when it...
China Central Television Spotlights Hong Kong’s Licensing of Crypto Exchanges
Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao tweeted a clip on Wednesday from China Central Television. The topic of discussion? Hong Kong’s decision...