Hong Kong
HK Asia Holdings Buys More Bitcoin in Hedge Against Depreciation of Fiat Currencies
The company bought another 10 bitcoin, signaling confidence in crypto as a long-term asset strategy.
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What to Expect at Consensus Hong Kong
Consensus lands in Hong Kong for the first time Feb 18-20. Here are some highlights from a packed schedule of programming and special events.
How Hong Kong Can Seize the Mantle as Asia’s Crypto Hub
Establishing the proper regulatory environment is essential; here’s what the territory needs to do.
Hong Kong Confirms Bitcoin, Ether Can Be Used to Prove Wealth for Investment Visa
Hong Kong's New Capital Investment Entrant Scheme, a visa targeting wealthy migrants, accepts crypto as a means to prove required net worth, a spokesperson confirms.
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Hong Kong’s Patient Approach to Regulating Crypto Will Pay Off: LegCo's Duncan Chiu
Devising clear rules for the industry is important, but it can also help to wait for others to move first, argues Chiu.
Hong Kong Doubles Down on Crypto Regulation With Staff Hires
The securities regulator wants to hire staff for market surveillance and enforcement investigations.
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Edith Yeung Sees Big Things to Come for Crypto in Hong Kong
A venture capitalist who was one of the first investors in Solana says building liquidity is now key to Hong Kong’s development as a crypto hub.
Chinese Nationals Gain Access to Stablecoins in Hong Kong Via New Trial
The Hong Kong-based trials will allow for registration on a regulated stablecoin app and the purchase of tokenized financial products.
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BlackRock's Entry Into Crypto Matters More Than U.S. Election, QCP Capital's Darius Sit Says
BlackRock CEO Larry Fink appearing on CNBC means more to QCP's founder and chief investment officer rather than presidential candidates promoting crypto.
Chainlink Unveils 'Chainlink Runtime Environment,' Aiming for Better Blockchain Workflows
Chainlink hopes the new programming environment, under the acronym "CRE," will be as important for Web3 as Cobol and JavaScript languages, which were important for automating finance and bringing it to the internet.
