When the August 2017 hard fork took place, it did not create a new coin. Bitcoin Cash (BCH) was the rebirth of Bitcoin on the original blockchain—and one that stays true to the Satoshi Vision (SV).
The government of this special administrative region of China is now actively considering promotional and administrative measures to facilitate the immigration of what it is terming as ‘quality people’ from all over the world.
Hong Kong-listed energy firm Global Energy Resources has announced a rebrand as part of plans to focus on cryptocurrency, despite reporting huge trading losses from their involvement in digital assets to date.
Fresh doubt has been cast on the business practices of cryptocurrency exchange KuCoin, after a journalist in Hong Kong found the firm’s offices were empty.
AlipayHK service will be integrated with GCash, a mobile payment service located in the Philippines, using the blockchain.
The new and improved BTCC exchange will offer faster withdrawals and deposits, while providing better liquidity.
Diginex, a multinational crypto-asset investment services firm, has sold 51% of the company’s stake in the cryptocurrency and mining field to another Hong Kong-based firm, Madison Group Holdings.
A lawsuit filed in Hong Kong's High Court claimed Zhao Changpeng, founder of cryptocurrency exchange giant Binance, violated an exclusivity agreement it had with Sequoia Capital by engaging with another venture capital firm.
Civic CEO Vinny Lingham tackles dumb money and half-baked tokenization projects which are attracting government scrutiny and can possibly lead to stifling regulation.
The nChain chief scientist warned predatory ICOs and exchanges, which will be driven to the ground by the ‘atomic swap.’
Speakers at the two-day event discussed new tokens and projects, as well as bringing order to the still-wild sphere.
Black Cell has been selling “krop” tokens as a means to connect buyers with crop and livestock producers, but regulators said the startup had engaged in “potential unauthorized promotional activities and unlicensed regulated activities.”
