Hong Kong Regulator Hosts Top Ethereum Researcher Justin Drake, Asks Him to Extend Invitation to Buterin
Hong Kong legislator Johnny Ng has met with Justin Drake, a top Ethereum researcher, asking him to extend an invitation to Vitalik Buterin and other core members of the Ethereum Foundation. In a Monday tweet, Ng said he...
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In a Monday tweet, Ng said he hosted Drake at the Legislative Council Building, which is the home of the Court of Final Appeal of Hong Kong, explaining to him the government's policies regarding digital assets. ...
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