Hong Kong’s Stablecoin Ordinance will enter into force on Aug. 1. The first licenses are expected to be approve by the end of ...

Hong Kong’s limited-license regime has become a key reference point in regulated stablecoin development and will come into ...

China’s Big Tech is riding Hong Kong’s crypto wave, too. Alibaba and Tencent were both present at the web3 festival with representatives from their cloud computing units.

Hong Kong has an on-again-off-again relationship with crypto: Before China outlawed all crypto-related activities in 2021, the Asian financial hub was the early home to several crypto startups ...

Hong Kong stands positioned to get hold of crypto liquidity as Singapore tightens regulations on unlicensed cryptocurrency ...

The first licenses under Hong Kong’s new crypto regime went to HashKey Exchange and OSL, legalizing the retail trading of tokens in the city as officials seek to foster a global hub for the ...

But Hong Kong has made significant progress in catching up in just the last year, says Linda Jeng, the head of global Web3 strategy at the DC-based industry group Crypto Council for Innovation.

Guotai Junan wins SFC approval for crypto trading as Hong Kong launches the LEAP framework. Shares surged 470% before falling to €0.35 today.

VMS Group, a Hong Kong family office with just under $4 billion in assets under management (AUM), is venturing into crypto for the first time, Bloomberg reported on Monday. The firm has earmarked up ...

Hong Kong is officially onboard with the OECD’s Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework, promising to roll out a global crypto tax reporting system by 2028. On December 13, the government told the OECD ...

The Hong Kong arm of crypto exchange Huobi, which currently ranks as one of the world’s top crypto exchanges, already applied for a crypto exchange license as of late May 2023, with other ...

Police in Hong Kong and Macao said Friday they arrested four more people linked to the cryptocurrency platform JPEX, which is suspected to have defrauded more than 2,400 people of almost $200 million.