SEC summons Tron’s Justin Sun, Binance praises regulators it won’t obey
Tron founder Justin Sun has been given 21 days to respond to the civil charges, and failure to respond will result in a default judgment against him.
Tron founder Justin Sun has been given 21 days to respond to the civil charges, and failure to respond will result in a default judgment against him.
Blockchain use in logistics and supply chain was dealt a big blow when Maersk and IBM shut down TradeLens; the future of the industry now lies with Hong Kong.
Julia Leung, head of the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission, said digital currency platforms are integral to the blockchain industry, requiring tighter regulations.
OKX has applied for a license in Hong Kong as it announced a new office in the city; it also plans to open a new office in Australia, although it is yet to secure a license.
Hong Kong stakeholders disclosed that they view the recent interest of Chinese banks with enthusiasm, but the hopes of China reversing its digital currency ban remain slim.
Hong Kong has set up an ambitious plan to build its Web3 ecosystem, drawing interest from nearly 80 digital asset firms now looking to set up operations in the city-state.
Many may see Hong Kong's latest regulation as a welcoming to digital asset exchanges, but the stringent requirements for licenses and compliance seem to tell otherwise.
Despite a renewed push by the Chinese central bank to woo users in Hong Kong, only 625 hard wallets were opened in the first four days of the bank’s campaign.
The job cuts at the start of 2022 are not stopping Huobi from expanding into other markets, as it bares its plan to apply for a trading license in Hong Kong and create a new entity.
Hong Kong’s SFC has asked the public for opinions on whether centralized digital currency exchanges in the country should be allowed to serve retail customers and what regulations to implement.
Securities and Futures Commission Chairman Tim Lui said that the commission would be open to hiring individuals from both Mainland China and foreigners should the need arise.
In the "Conclusion of Discussion Paper on Crypto-assets and Stablecoins," HKMA confirmed that it received 58 submissions, urging it to adopt a "risk-based approach" towards regulating stablecoins.