Huobi crypto exchange aims to expand to Hong Kong amid regulatory changes
The cryptocurrency exchange recently cut 20% of its staff, but now it will increase its personnel in Hong Kong from 50 to 200.
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The cryptocurrency exchange recently cut 20% of its staff, but now it will increase its personnel in Hong Kong from 50 to 200.
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