Hong Kong securities regulator updates crypto policies, citing market developments
The notice came more than a month after more than a thousand users reported losses from the JPEX crypto exchange. Go to Source
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Less than 50% of Hong Kong retail crypto investors aware of relevant regulations: Survey
Hong Kong has allowed retail crypto trading since June. Go to Source
Retail stablecoin trading in Hong Kong not allowed yet, official says
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
Hong Kong crypto VC opens $100M fund for Asian blockchain startups
The crypto fund, named Titan Fund, has already made five investments in different blockchain startups with two going toward Hong Kong-based projects. Go to Source
JPEX crypto exchange launches asset-lock-up plan, as some users cry foul
JPEX has pushed ahead with its DAO Shareholder Dividend Scheme. However, some users claim their assets are being converted without their knowledge. Go to Source
Hong Kong police, regulator form crypto task force as JPEX saga unfolds
The joint group was established in light of the ongoing crypto scandal in Hong Kong involving the JPEX crypto exchange. Go to Source
Hong Kong Stock Exchange launches settlement platform powered by smart contracts
Dubbed “Synapse,” the platform will accelerate trades placed by international investors for Mainland Chinese stocks. Go to Source
SEC continues to delay decisions on crypto ETFs: Law Decoded
The latest delays came two weeks before the second deadline for many applicants. Go to Source
Hashkey HK opens AVAX trading with $1M portfolio requirement
Only professional investors with a portfolio exceeding $1 million can invest in altcoins through regulated exchanges in Hong Kong. Go to Source
Hong Kong police recover $11M worth of assets in JPEX case: Report
The JPEX scandal has grown to become one of the largest fraud cases in the country, with over 2,300 victims and losses estimated at over $175 million. Go to Source
