Hong Kong

Under the pretext of stablecoins in Hong Kong, Beijing is moving its pieces. Crypto on the menu, control for dessert? JD and Ant are rolling out the digital carpet, but beware of the invisible strings.

Hong Kong continues to strengthen its position as a major crypto hub. Local authorities recently confirmed that Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) can now be used to prove the wealth of investors applying for an investment visa. This decision marks a significant advancement in the integration of cryptocurrencies into the regulatory and financial framework of the region.

Buying Bitcoin in Asia has never been so easy: a major bank opens its digital vaults for you.

Regulations are often seen as a brake on crypto innovation. However, Hong Kong, in its quest for hegemony in the crypto derivatives market, has chosen another path. Drawing inspiration from European standards while molding them to its advantage, the city seeks to redefine the rules of the game. With an…

Hong Kong is about to launch Crypto ETFs. Will they be successful? What are the implications for the crypto market? Answers.

The Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs from Hong Kong are set to be traded, but their success will depend on Chinese investors' access. Markus Thielen, founder of the analysis firm 10x Research, believes that these products could attract up to $25 billion.

Ethereum is at a three-year low against Bitcoin. Can Hong Kong ETH ETFs change the game?

Hong Kong has taken a significant step by approving the first series of Bitcoin and Ether ETFs. This initiative marks a key milestone in the region's strategy to position itself as a major hub for virtual assets in Asia. With this regulatory advancement, Hong Kong aims not only to diversify its financial services but also to attract a new wave of investors ready to explore the opportunities offered by cryptocurrencies in a secure and regulated framework.

ETF Bitcoin are coming to China, to Hong Kong. Reuters suggests they could arrive as soon as next week.