Binance is Reportedly Behind New Hong Kong Crypto Exchange Seeking License
Crypto exchange giant Binance seems to have connections with a newly established cryptocurrency trading platform in Hong Kong that has announced its intention to apply for a license in the city, according to a South Chin...
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The trading platform, known as HKVAEX, was created in December 2022 and launched its trading services in February. ...
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