OTC crypto shops flood Hong Kong, but regulations may impact their presence
Brick and mortar crypto exchanges are common in Hong Kong, but concerns remain around uncertain regulations that could demolish these shops entirely.
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Brick and mortar crypto exchanges are common in Hong Kong, but concerns remain around uncertain regulations that could demolish these shops entirely.
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Following a collaboration with the BIS Innovation Hub, the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) released a technical Whitepaper on retail CBDC, called “e-HKD: A technical perspective.” The financial institution expects…
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The firm uses the Ethereum blockchain to allow traders to invest as little as $150 in expensive real estate properties.
Crypto businesses in Hong Kong need to have a local license and are restricted to offer services only to professional investors.