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According to the Hong Kong Office of the Privacy Commissioner for Personal Data, there are concerns that Worldcoin is in "contravention" of regulatory requirements related to data collection and storage.

Hong Kong has received its first application for a spot Bitcoin ETF in the region.

Multiple firms are looking to launch spot Bitcoin ETFs within the coming months now that Hong Kong has softened its stance toward the industry.

Chinese crypto traders flout ban through VPNs, social media, and clandestine meetups, maintaining an $86 billion underground market.

Other countries in Asia, including Singapore, Thailand, and Hong Kong are having a mixed reaction to the launch of spot ETFs.

The Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU) of South Korea's Financial Services Commission is spearheading the examination of potential regulatory frameworks.

India has now banned foreign exchanges from operating in the country by blocking access to their websites and new application downloads.

Regulatory clouds hover as South Korea addresses Bitcoin ETFs and public officials' crypto declarations.

Singapore has proven attractive to several crypto-related firms looking to expand their operations into new coast.

Binance and other impacted exchanges had failed to comply with the adequate regulatory framework in India.

The BTC transactions would be converted in real time via the BTC through its exchange partner in real time.

Fang is celebrating the Jubilee upgrade with a festive giveaway to engage the crypto community.

North Korea-backed hackers have diversified their laundering strategies in response to sanctions imposed by Western authorities.

The entities include major players like Binance, Kucoin, Gate.io, Bittrex, Bitstamp, MEXC Global, and Bitfinex and Huobi.

South Korean traders drove Bitcoin SV's price charge to reach YTD high.

The Public Ethics Management Information System will centralize asset disclosures of public officials in South Korea, including crypto.

Legislative Council member Johnny Ng has raised concerns over Hong Kong's new stablecoin licensing rules.

Creditors of the bankrupt Mt. Gox are reporting first payments from the firm nearly a decade after its collapse.