Tag: Hong Kong

A Hong Kong court has leveraged tokenization technology to serve a legal injunction on two cryptocurrency wallets.

Hong Kong Monetary Authority, HKMA, unveiled its “Supervisory Incubator for Distributed Ledger Technology” (DLT) on January 8.

Hong Kong has begun deliberations on the proposed Stablecoins Bill, marking a major step towards a robust regulatory framework.

Hong Kong has solidified its place as a leading cryptocurrency hub, joining the ranks of financial innovators like the UAE and Singapore.

ZA Bank has launched a new service enabling retail users to trade Bitcoin and Ethereum directly with fiat currency.

Hong Kong is preparing to introduce new reporting requirements for OTC crypto derivatives, aligning their standards with the ESMA.

Hong Kong's SFC has granted a digital asset exchange license to HKDAEx, despite the formal application deadline having passed on May 31.

Hong Kong is gearing up to enhance its crypto regulations by 2025-end under the city’s ongoing plan to become a global hub for fintech.

Hong Kong legislator Johnny Ng aims to start conversations on the possible inclusion of Bitcoin into the financial reserves of the SAR.

Brock Pierce, Tether co-founder, hinted at a return to Hong Kong as the government intensifies efforts to rejuvenate the crypto industry.

Hong Kong has witnessed a surge in deepfake-related fraud cases, reflecting a broader trend in the Asia-Pacific region.

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Chinese firms are reportedly seeking Bitcoin licenses in Hong Kong to benefit from the jurisdiction's bitcoin-friendly regulatory framework.

A significant portion of the CCI's letter to the regulators of Hong Kong delved into the discussion of algorithmic stablecoins.

Currently, the only exchanges with Hong Kong virtual asset trading platform (VATP) licenses are HashKey and OSL.

The Hong Kong regulator asked crypto custody firms to separate the clients’ assets from the company's assets.

The Hong Kong regulator has confirmed eight websites that are part of this illicit scheme where investors are losing their hard-earned money.

Hong Kong extended its leadership as a crypto hub in Asia this year following its encompassing crypto policies