Hong Kong Joins ETF Race, SEC Can’t Attract Crypto Talent
Hong Kong is the latest territory to consider approving exchange-traded funds that invest directly in digital assets. A new report shows the SEC is having trouble recruiting staff with crypto knowledge.
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