Hong Kong Crypto News

Sun disclosed actively working with regulators to form an appropriate framework and is certain of Huobi being granted a license to operate in the region.

The Hong Kong government acknowledges the importance of Web3 with plans to develop the concept via its Cyberport hub.

SFC Chair Julia Leung said the proposed requirements protect investors — following the 'same business, same risks, same rules' principles.

Paul Chain said the successful issuance of the green bonds marks the government's commitment to promoting innovation in the financial market. 

Brian Armstrong called on Congress to act fast on crypto regulation — or risk losing ground to rival jurisdictions, including Hong Kong.

CZ said on Feb.1 that stablecoins regulation could help accelerate its adoption and commended Hong Kong's "decided approach."

The impact of the FTX meltdown has outstripped the crypto ecosystem and leeched into the mainstream tech industry and beyond.

Amber Group has delayed payment of bills to third-party vendors, while some are owed in arrears for up to six months.

SFC Chair Julia Leung said the regulator intends to introduce rules to only allow investing in major virtual assets that are highly liquid.

The Samsung Bitcoin Active ETF (under the ticker FA SAMSUNG BTC) will be open for trading on Jan. 13 via the Hong Kong Stock Exchange market.

Popular BTC proponent Lyn Alden argues that contrary to claims, BTC energy consumption is not an "exponential problem."

Gate Group met the Hong Kong Financial Services and Treasury Bureau and the Securities and Futures Commission to discuss virtual asset regulation.

The Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) of Hong Kong has approved CSOP's application to list its Bitcoin and Ethereum Futures ETF on the HSE on Dec. 16.

Hong Kong will also launch a public consultation to monitor the situation in crypto.

FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried said Hong Kong would prevail over Singapore and Korea in Web3 adoption.

New World CEO said Hong Kong could become the only place in China where virtual asset services are legal, citing the new regulations.

Hong Kong Monetary Authority published a report to announce its CBDC project, mBridge's key accomplishments, use cases, and areas of improvement.

Arthur Hayes speculates whether greenlighting retail participation in Hong Kong is a sign that China wants crypto back.