Hong Kong
Hongkong ist ein bedeutender Knotenpunkt in der globalen Kryptowährungslandschaft und beherbergt zahlreiche Blockchain-Unternehmen, Krypto-Börsen und Enthusiasten. Die Region verfügt über einen soliden regulatorischen Rahmen, der ein förderliches Umfeld für kryptobezogene Aktivitäten schafft. Renommierte Krypto-Börsen wie Bitfinex und OKEx haben hier ihren Hauptsitz und ermöglichen erhebliche tägliche Handelsvolumina. Hongkongs Blockchain-Netzwerke sind fortschrittlich und unterstützen verschiedene Protokolle, wodurch Innovationen im Kryptobereich gefördert werden. Die Krypto-Community der Region ist vielfältig und umfasst Investoren, Händler, Entwickler sowie Blockchain-Startups. Trotz ihres traditionellen Finanzhintergrunds hat Hongkong die Revolution der digitalen Vermögenswerte angenommen und positioniert sich als führender Akteur in der Krypto-Welt.
Could Hong Kong Be the New Crypto Hub?
Host Joel Flynn discusses Hong Kong's ambitions in crypto as the city opens up to the industry. That story and other news shaping the cryptocurrency world in this episode of "The Daily Forkast."
Justin Sun: Hong Kong Has Become One of the Most Important Web3 Hubs
Huobi is planning to apply for a crypto exchange license in Hong Kong called the "Virtual Asset Service Provider license," as the city warms up to crypto. Huobi Global Advisor and TRON Founder, Huobi Global Advisor, and Ambassador of Grenada to the WTO Justin Sun shares his outlook, saying "Hong Kong is very bullish [and] the most important driving force is from mainland China."
Justin Sun on Crypto Outlook in Hong Kong
Cryptocurrency exchange Huobi Global is seeking a license in Hong Kong called the "Virtual Asset Service Provider license." Justin Sun, founder of TRON, Huobi Global Advisor, and Ambassador of Grenada to the WTO, discusses what this could mean for crypto trading in Hong Kong and mainland China.
Justin Sun: 'Confident' Huobi Will Secure Virtual Asset Service Provider License in Hong Kong
Huobi is gearing up to apply for a crypto exchange license in Hong Kong called the "Virtual Asset Service Provider license," as the city warms up to crypto. Justin Sun, founder of TRON, Huobi Global Advisor, and Ambassador of Grenada to the WTO, discusses the move, the state of crypto in Hong Kong, and the possible implications for retail investors in China. Plus, his thoughts on Binance, ETH staking, and the state of U.S. crypto regulation.
Hong Kong’s Crypto Dream
Host Joel Flynn takes a deep dive into Hong Kong leading the crypto power shift away from the US. That story and other news shaping the cryptocurrency world in this episode of "The Daily Forkast."
Hong Kong Proposes Regulations for Crypto Trading Platforms
Hong Kong's Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) published its proposed rules for virtual asset trading platforms and is seeking public comment. This comes as crypto in Hong Kong is getting a soft backing from Beijing, according to Bloomberg. CoinDesk Executive Director of Global Content Emily Parker discusses the latest developments around the state of crypto in Hong Kong and its prospects as a global crypto hub.
Bitcoin's 'Golden Cross' Explained
Bitcoin has officially notched a "golden cross," an easy-to-track bullish technical signal indicating that the market's short-term gains have surpassed its long-term gains. Plus, data from Arca Research shows that the past week has seen a growing narrative of Asian flows leading the market strength following signals of more positive crypto regulations in Hong Kong. "All About Bitcoin" host Christine Lee presents "The Chart of The Day."
Interactive Brokers Launches Crypto Trading For Professional Investors in Hong Kong
Interactive Brokers (IBKR) has begun offering bitcoin and ethereum trading to professional investors in Hong Kong in partnership with crypto exchange OSL Digital Securities. "The Hash" panel discusses in the context of Hong Kong's crypto policy outlook and its ambition to reclaim its status as Asia's crypto hub.
US and Asia’s Approach to Crypto
While sentiment toward crypto may be souring among U.S. regulators and lawmakers, Asia is revising policies to welcome crypto. CoinDesk Executive Director of Global Content Emily Parker discusses the difference in the U.S. and Asia's approach to crypto regulation, citing the implosion of FTX and stablecoin legislations. Plus, what can be learned from regulatory frameworks in Singapore, Hong Kong and Japan. And, insights on FTX users in China.