Although only two institutions have been officially licensed, the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission has also updated the list of 11 platforms that are "deemed to be licensed" and 6 platforms that are still on the application list.
JinseFinanceWeng Xiaoqi said that after setting the risk control level, Hong Kong's virtual asset supervision will enter a new stage. Now the "steady and prudent period" of "steady and prudent development" has come to a temporary end and entered the development period. After all, development is the hard truth.
JinseFinanceOKX withdraws VASP license application in Hong Kong, ceases centralized trading services due to evolving regulations. Customers can withdraw funds until August 31, 2024, while Web3 services continue uninterrupted. Customer support available for assistance.
Xu LinHong Kong introduces strict regulations for OTC crypto trading to combat illicit activities. New measures include licensing framework and promotion of regulated exchanges, sparking industry feedback and concerns over compliance costs.
Xu LinHong Kong’s virtual asset regulatory policies are still improving, and future changes in regulatory policies may have an impact on the results of license applications.
JinseFinanceBybit applies for a Hong Kong license, signaling strategic expansion and intensifying competition in the burgeoning Asian cryptocurrency market.
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JinseFinanceSEBA received its in-principle approval in August, and has now received the full licence.
ClementThis shift has garnered considerable interest, especially when compared to the digital-asset crackdown in the United States. However, despite the enthusiasm, the city has yet to attract major investments from an industry still recovering from the market downturn last year.
CaptainXHong Kong will introduce a mandatory licensing regime for stablecoin issuers as early as this year.
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