HashKey to start Bitcoin and Ether retail trading in Hong Kong from Aug. 28
HashKey, along with OSL, received a major license upgrade on Aug.3 clearing their way to offer crypto trading services to retail customers.
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CME Group to launch BTC, ETH reference rates aimed at Asia’s investors
CME reported nearly half of its crypto volume year to date came from non-U.S. trading hours and around 11% from the Asia Pacific region.
This E-Gaming Company Earmarks $5M for Bitcoin, Ether Purchases
Prominent Hong Kong-based e-gaming player – Boyaa Interactive International Limited – announced that its board of directors has approved a budget of $5 million to purchase cryptocurrencies. Informing the company’s…
Hong Kong securities regulator issues in-principle approval to HKVAX
The announcement comes after Hong Kong debuted crypto retail trading with exchanges HashKey and OSL.
Hong Kong securities regulator warns of ‘criminal’ activity by unlicensed exchanges
Under the Securities and Futures Commission’s licensing regime, which started June 1, crypto firms offering services or operating in Hong Kong must comply with new requirements.
In a First For Hong Kong, HashKey Exchange Awarded License to Serve Retail Customers
HashKey Exchange has become the recipient of Hong Kong’s first license for a cryptocurrency exchange dedicated to serving retail customers. The development comes as part of the city-state’s recently implemented…
Hong Kong debuts retail crypto trading with HashKey exchange
HashKey becomes one of the first licensed exchanges to offer cryptocurrency trading for non-professional investors in Hong Kong.
McDonald’s debuts McNuggets Land in The Sandbox
McDonald's Hong Kong has picked The Sandbox to build its first Web3 experience, the McNuggets Land.
Crypto custody market reached $448 billion in 2022: Report
Researchers cite a rise of interest in crypto staking and nonfungible tokens as the major developments for the custody market.
Rush for Hong Kong’s crypto licenses yet to translate to jobs: Recruiters
Hundreds of firms have been lining up for a Hong Kong crypto license, but recruiters say they are yet to see an accompanying rush for talent.
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