HSBC has launched its first stablecoin, RedCoin (RCHKD), through its PayMe payments app in Hong Kong, bringing bank-issued digital money within reach of more than 3.3 million existing users. … [Read more...] about HSBC launches first stablecoin for 3.3 million PayMe users in Hong Kong
Hong Kong approves first bitcoin and ether spot ETFs
Hong Kong approved the launch of several spot bitcoin and ethereum exchange-traded funds (ETFs). … [Read more...] about Hong Kong approves first bitcoin and ether spot ETFs
Hong Kong may launch spot bitcoin ETFs in April
Hong Kong’s financial regulator, the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission (SFC), is likely to allow launching of spot bitcoin ETFs as soon as this month, according to Bloomberg. … [Read more...] about Hong Kong may launch spot bitcoin ETFs in April
Hong Kong to open crypto-trading for retail clients
Definitive guidelines could facilitate reaching its crypto-hub ambitions. … [Read more...] about Hong Kong to open crypto-trading for retail clients
Hong Kong to introduce new rules for crypto exchange licensing
Hong Kong authorities make way to establish a crypto-friendly jurisdiction … [Read more...] about Hong Kong to introduce new rules for crypto exchange licensing
Hong Kong to issue crypto exchange licenses and allow retail investors to trade coins
Crypto companies are making a comeback before the new regulation kicks in … [Read more...] about Hong Kong to issue crypto exchange licenses and allow retail investors to trade coins
Crypto news in brief (October 15, 218): Sony, Hong Kong, Venezuela, Roger Ver, ICOs in Europe, Bakkt
- Sony is developing blockchain-based software for digital rights management and intellectual property protection - Hong Kong's Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) is exploring ways to regulate cryptocurrency exchanges - Venezuela's citizens will have to pay fees for passport issuance in the country's cryptocurrency petro - Roger Ver plans to buy or develop his own … [Read more...] about Crypto news in brief (October 15, 218): Sony, Hong Kong, Venezuela, Roger Ver, ICOs in Europe, Bakkt