Hong Kong’s SFC has introduced a framework allowing authorized tokenized funds to trade 24/7 on licensed platforms, supported by regulated stablecoins and tokenized deposits. The move aims to connect traditional finance with Web3 infrastructure.
Hong Kong’s SFC has introduced a new framework allowing authorized tokenized investment products to trade 24/7 on licensed platforms. The move is backed by infrastructure projects and regulated stablecoin plans, aiming to connect traditional finance with Web3.
Hong Kong's SFC added HSEX to suspicious platform list, alleging unlicensed activities and false ties to major exchanges. Amid JPEX fallout and rising institutional interest, 52% of Hong Kong firms plan crypto investments.
Hong Kong SFC added HSEX to its suspicious list, accusing it of unlicensed activities and falsely claiming ties to HKEX. This follows the JPEX scandal, while institutional crypto adoption surges in the region.
Hong Kong’s SFC placed Hong Kong Stablecoin Exchange on its suspicious list for unlicensed activities and fraud, noting its false claims of affiliation with HKEX. This comes after the JPEX scandal and amid rising institutional interest in Hong Kong’s digital asset sector.
Hong Kong SFC added HSEX to its suspicious platform list, accusing it of falsely claiming ties to HKEX and engaging in unlicensed virtual asset fraud. The warning follows the JPEX scandal, while mainstream institutional interest in Hong Kong's digital asset sector continues to grow.
Hong Kong SFC added HSEX to its suspicious platform list for unlicensed activities and fraud, including false claims of affiliation with HKEX and other exchanges. The move follows the JPEX scandal and aims to protect investors amid rising institutional participation.
Hong Kong crypto exchange HashKey prepares to open investor orders for a $200 million IPO, targeting a December listing. It would be the largest digital asset company listing in Hong Kong, potentially boosting market liquidity and regulatory confidence.
