JPEX scandal won’t hurt Hong Kong crypto vision: Financial Secretary
Christopher Hui took the stage at Fintech Week and outlined a list of regulatory moves Hong Kong authorities are looking to implement following the JPEX scandal. Go to Source
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Christopher Hui took the stage at Fintech Week and outlined a list of regulatory moves Hong Kong authorities are looking to implement following the JPEX scandal. Go to Source
The e-HKD CBDC Pilot Programme will enter phase 2 following praise from the city’s monetary authority. Go to Source
During the test, HSBC was connected to the blockchain platform developed by Ant Group and supported by Ant Group’s banking partners. Go to Source
Project mBridge has put together a slick publication with lots of new information to let the world know what the hottest project in CBDC is. Go to Source
e-HKD Phase 1 trial was dedicated to full-fledged payments, programmable payments, offline payments, tokenized deposits, settlement of Web3 transactions and settlement of tokenized assets. Go to Source
Demand for crypto in Hong Kong is mainly driven by institutional investors rather than retail customers, Zodia CEO said. Go to Source
From Hong Kong to Europe and the United States, regulators are pushing for more oversight and control over digital assets. Go to Source
The notice came more than a month after more than a thousand users reported losses from the JPEX crypto exchange. Go to Source
Hong Kong has allowed retail crypto trading since June. Go to Source
Hong Kong will not allow retail investors to trade stablecoins until they are officially regulated, which is projected to happen by the end of 2024. Go to Source