NFTs Of Olympic panda are in high demand
On Thursday, NFT platform nWayPlay, a subsidiary of Hong Kong-based blockchain company Animoca Brands, released and sold out a second batch of NFT.
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Hong Kong is getting ready to launch its first metaverse ETF.
According to a CSOP Asset Management disclosure document, Hong Kong’s first metaverse-themed exchange-traded fund (ETF, the CSOP Metaverse Concept ETF, will be listed.
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Hong Kong has started talks about establishing a stablecoin regulatory framework
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA), Hong Kong’s central bank. It has launched a survey to measure public opinion on crypto-asset and stablecoin.
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Coinsuper, a Hong Kong-based cryptocurrency exchange, has put its customers’ cash on hold
Several users of the Hong Kong-based cryptocurrency exchange Coinsuper have apparently complained about not being able to withdraw cash. At least seven of.
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Alibaba introduces NFT marketplace for copyright trading
Alibaba has made it possible for trademark proprietors to offer non-transferable rights (NFTs) that constitute licenses to their property to a new market..
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Only Millionaires can trade Bitcoin in Hong Kong.
Hong Kong regulators have decided to ban retail trading in Hong Kong. This ban happened after several months of intense speculation about a.
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China’s ongoing development of the digital yuan
Hong Kong is about to expand Pilots for cross-border use of the digital yuan. According to the Hong Kong Monetary Authority, the first.
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Signal Messaging App allows Crypto Donations
Encrypted messaging app Signal is now accepting donations in cryptocurrency from users who wish to support the platform.
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Russia donates $120,000 worth Bitcoin for Leader Alexei Navalny’s release
The Russian citizens are actively contributing Bitcoins towards the detainment of political opposition leader Alexei Navalny arrested at the Moscow Airport.
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Hong Kong’s SFC charges Fulbright Securities with $3.5 million
The Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission charges $3.5 million to Fulbright Securities Limited for infringing short selling rules.