Hong Kong’s Bold Move: Licensed Platforms to Cater to Retail Investors
Hong Kong’s SFC opens doors for licensed platforms to serve retail investors, ensuring regulatory compliance and investor protection.
Hong Kong SFC Opens Doors for Retail Investors in Virtual Assets
Hong Kong SFC announces new guidelines for retail investors in virtual assets, ensuring robust protection and regulatory compliance
Navigating the Cryptocurrency Regulatory Labyrinth: IOSCO’s Recommendations Unveiled
Explore IOSCO’s insights and recommendations for better cryptocurrency regulation aimed at ensuring market integrity and investor protection.
Global Securities Watchdog IOSCO Proposes New Guidelines for Cryptocurrency Regulation
IOSCO proposes 18 recommendations to harmonize crypto regulation globally, aims for consistent standards with traditional finance.
The Ripple Case: A Crypto Showdown That Could Change Everything
Explore the ongoing Ripple vs SEC case and its potential impact on cryptocurrency regulations.
Coin Cafe Ordered to Repay $4.3 Million After Uncovering Shocking Bitcoin Storage Fees
Coin Cafe has been ordered to repay $4.3 million for hidden Bitcoin storage fees. A cautionary tale in cryptocurrency regulation!
South Korea’s Response to Crypto-Related Crimes: Stricter Regulations on Digital Assets
South Korea pushes for stricter crypto regulations after a murder linked to digital asset disputes. Read about the new investor protection bill.
South Korea’s Push for Stricter Crypto Regulations After Gruesome Murder Case
South Korea pushes for strict crypto regulations after a murder linked to digital assets raises alarms. Explore the proposed bill and its implications.
Greenland Holdings Makes Historic Move by Applying for Virtual Asset Trading License in Hong Kong
Greenland Holdings is the first state-owned Chinese firm to apply for a virtual asset trading license in Hong Kong, diversifying into fintech.
Greenland Holdings Ventures into Virtual Asset Trading in Hong Kong
Greenland Holdings applies for a virtual asset trading license in Hong Kong, marking a historic move for state-owned companies in China.