SEBA Bank secures in-principle nod for crypto services in Hong Kong
SEBA Hong Kong’s approval joins a flurry of regulated crypto activity that’s taken place over the past month. Go to Source
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SEBA Hong Kong’s approval joins a flurry of regulated crypto activity that’s taken place over the past month. Go to Source
The monetary authority in Hong Kong released a report on its study Project Evergreen which looked at the highs and lows of recent bond tokenization activity. Go to Source
HashKey, along with OSL, received a major license upgrade on Aug.3 clearing their way to offer crypto trading services to retail customers. Go to Source
CME reported nearly half of its crypto volume year to date came from non-U.S. trading hours and around 11% from the Asia Pacific region. Go to Source
The announcement comes after Hong Kong debuted crypto retail trading with exchanges HashKey and OSL. Go to Source
Under the Securities and Futures Commission’s licensing regime which started June 1, crypto firms offering services or operating in Hong Kong must comply with new requirements. Go to Source
HashKey becomes one of the first licensed exchanges to offer cryptocurrency trading for non-professional investors in Hong Kong. Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
The Saudi Central Bank warned in 2019 that Bitcoin is “not recognized by legal entities” but hasn’t made many statements on crypto since. Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
Ahead of the launch, Binance said it would offer zero maker fees for all FDUSD trading pairs. Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
McDonald’s Hong Kong has picked The Sandbox to build its first Web3 experience, the McNuggets Land. Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico