Hong Kong
Institutions in Asia Aren’t Interested in Liquid Staking: Hex Trust
Liquid staking has become the second biggest DeFi vertical, but Asia-based institutions are not impressed.
The Future of Crypto Markets Will Be Driven by Developments in the East
Crypto investors need to keep an eye on geopolitical shifts playing out on the regulatory landscape, specifically some upcoming changes in Asia.
Hong Kong’s Crypto Dream
Host Joel Flynn takes a deep dive into Hong Kong leading the crypto power shift away from the US. That story and other news shaping the cryptocurrency world in this episode of "The Daily Forkast."
Hong Kong Proposes Regulations for Crypto Trading Platforms
Hong Kong's Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) published its proposed rules for virtual asset trading platforms and is seeking public comment. This comes as crypto in Hong Kong is getting a soft backing from Beijing, according to Bloomberg. CoinDesk Executive Director of Global Content Emily Parker discusses the latest developments around the state of crypto in Hong Kong and its prospects as a global crypto hub.
Hong Kong Backs Web3 With $6.4M in Annual Budget
The city's financial secretary will lead a task force dedicated to development of virtual assets.
Bitcoin's 'Golden Cross' Explained
Bitcoin has officially notched a "golden cross," an easy-to-track bullish technical signal indicating that the market's short-term gains have surpassed its long-term gains. Plus, data from Arca Research shows that the past week has seen a growing narrative of Asian flows leading the market strength following signals of more positive crypto regulations in Hong Kong. "All About Bitcoin" host Christine Lee presents "The Chart of The Day."
Hong Kong’s Approach to Crypto Regulation Could Attract Capital, Talent to Asia: Bernstein
The Securities and Futures Commission is adopting a “regulate to protect” approach to digital assets, the report said.
How Hong Kong Is Gearing Up to Regulate Stablecoins
Requiring foreign entities that have already issued stablecoins to set up a Hong Kong entity might create complications.
Crypto in Hong Kong Getting Soft Backing From Beijing: Bloomberg
Report says officials from China’s Liaison Office have been spotted at crypto events in the city.
