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In this week's overview, we delve into the latest developments in the crypto landscapes of South Korea, Vietnam, Malaysia, Thailand, and Hong Kong, highlighting their unique approaches and emerging trends.
HashKey has become one of the first exchanges in Hong Kong authorized to offer staking services, which could increase institutional interest in proof-of-stake investments.
First Digital Trust has filed a defamation lawsuit against Justin Sun, following his claims of the company's insolvency.
The Securities and Futures Commission in Hong Kong permits licensed crypto trading platforms to offer staking services, emphasizing client asset safety and risk transparency.
The Securities and Futures Commission of Hong Kong has given the green light for licensed crypto trading platforms to offer staking services, enhancing the region's role in digital asset management.
At a press conference, Justin Sun highlighted regulatory gaps in Hong Kong's trust laws while alleging TUSD reserves misappropriation.
Bosera Asset Management and HashKey Group introduce the world's first tokenized money market ETFs, enhancing investment transparency and efficiency.
China Pacific Insurance (CPIC) Investment Management has introduced a $100 million tokenized U.S. dollar money market fund, tapping into the growing trend of asset tokenization in Asia.
The firm purchased 10 more bitcoins, reaffirming its commitment to blockchain technology and long-term asset value.
Insights into how Chinese traders could potentially access Bitcoin through regulations in Hong Kong.
Consensus, the leading crypto conference, makes its debut in Hong Kong, featuring a robust lineup of speakers and events.
Establishing a solid regulatory framework is essential for Hong Kong to attract investments in the digital asset industry.
Hong Kong's new visa program for wealthy migrants accepts cryptocurrencies as proof of required net worth.
Duncan Chiu emphasizes the benefits of a cautious strategy in regulating cryptocurrencies in Hong Kong.
Jonny NG Kit-chong, a legislator in Hong Kong, calls for rapid implementation of a cryptocurrency framework following discussions with US officials.
Hong Kong's Securities and Futures Commission plans to expand its workforce to better regulate the cryptocurrency sector.
Hong Kong regulators have issued two new licenses for crypto trading platforms, bringing the total number of operational platforms to nine as of January 2025.
Venture capitalist Edith Yeung predicts significant advancements for Hong Kong as it strengthens its position in the crypto market.
Venture capitalist Edith Yeung emphasizes the importance of liquidity for Hong Kong's growth as a central crypto hub.
Venture capitalist Edith Yeung, a key early investor in Solana, shares insights on the importance of liquidity for Hong Kong's emergence as a crypto hub and forecasts for the industry in 2025.
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