More Than 80 Firms Express Interest in Establishing Presence in Hong Kong – Next Crypto Hub?
Hong Kong has seen massive interest from virtual asset-related firms as the city pushes toward reclaiming its position as a global crypto hub with a more friendly regulatory stance. Christian Hui, Hong Kong's Secretary f...
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Christian Hui, Hong Kong's Secretary for Financial Services and the Treasury said during a recent speech that more than 80 crypto-related companies had shown interest in establishing a presence in the city since October 2022....
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