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Cryptopolitan on MSNHong Kong to facilitate more use cases for stablecoinsHong Kong’s Financial Secretary, Paul Chan Mo-po, was on a three-day visit to Seoul, South Korea, where he worked on promoting the special administrative region’s (SAR) latest developments and ...
As Hong Kong moves toward regulated stablecoin and asset trading, licensed financial institutions appear set to digital ...
HK police have vowed to pursue former Cantopop singer Tommy Yuen "to the end" after he fled the city while facing theft ...
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Cryptopolitan on MSNHong Kong to issue limited stablecoin licenses by year-endHong Kong plans to issue a limited number of stablecoin licenses by the end of 2025. The new rules focus on fiat-backed ...
Hong Kong’s limited-license regime has become a key reference point in regulated stablecoin development and will come into ...
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Hong Kong Free Press on MSNHong Kong gov’t to adopt mainland Chinese standards to build Northern Link linesThe HK government has said it will adopt mainland Chinese standards for the first time to develop the new Northern Link mass ...
Over 40 firms plan to apply for stablecoin licenses in Hong Kong ahead of new regulations. Only a few are expected to meet the strict approval criteria.
COINS is landing in Hong Kong with the opening of its flagship store at Hysan Place, bringing affordable yet high-quality ...
Hong Kong is gearing up to launch its stablecoin licensing framework as early as August 2025. Only a limited number of ...
Hong Kong is expected to limit the stablecoin licenses to under 10 firms, enforcing strict new rules this August.
Hong Kong’s new stablecoin licensing framework draws strong global interest, with stringent criteria limiting approvals to a ...
While many Western investors still haven’t hopped on the gold bandwagon, Chinese investors have been piling up yellow metal.
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