Switzerland-based crypto bank SEBA Bank AG on Wednesday said its subsidiary SEBA Hong Kong has received a digital asset license from Hong Kong’s Securities and
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Hong Kong’s Largest Virtual Bank Opens OKX Operating Account
In a recent announcement, one of Hong Kong’s leading virtual banks, ZA Bank, unveiled its plans to set up an operating account on OKX, one
Hong Kong’s SFC Tightens Crypto Regulations Post-JPEX
The Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) of Hong Kong unveiled updated policies on virtual currency dealings. The new guidelines promise increased monitoring, citing developing market
Hong Kong’s HKVAC Adds XRP, Hedera, Maker, Quant In Indexes
Hong Kong’s rating agency HKVAC announced on Monday that it has added Hedera (HBAR), Maker (MKR), and Quant (QNT) to its key indexes. Moreover, XRP
Crypto Winter Fails to Freeze Hong Kong’s OTC Market, Chainalysis Says
Hong Kong has managed to maintain a strong over-the-counter (OTC) crypto market, defying the global downturn in crypto prices and the stringent regulations imposed in
Breaking: Ripple Joins Hong Kong’s Initial e-HKD Pilot Programme | Coingape
Ripple News: The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) on Thursday announced the launch of the e-HKD Pilot Programme. It mentioned that a total of 16
Is Beijing Quietly Backing Hong Kong’s Crypto Ambitions?
Earlier on Monday, February 20, the news broke out that Hong Kong could allow retail players to trade big cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum ahead
Breaking: Binance Increasing Its Dominance Amid Hong Kong’s Crypto Hub Plan
The world’s largest crypto exchange Binance teams up with Hong Kong police to fight cybercrime as the city plans to become Asia’s crypto hub. The
How is Hong Kong’s new crypto policy beneficial to Bitcoin investors?
Hong Kong’s securities regulator will limit the retail investors’ exposure to crypto assets with high liquidity. Samsung’s investment arm will list Bitcoin futures ETF on
Hong Kong’s Financial Secretary Welcomes Crypto Exchanges To Apply For License
Hong Kong’s Financial Secretary Paul Chan on Monday said the region remains committed to becoming a regional crypto hub. Hong Kong also welcomed crypto companies
