Web3 firms are spending up to $25M on HK crypto licenses: Report
VASP expenditures vary between 20 million and 200 million Hong Kong dollars as firms scramble to find Web3 talent for licensing.
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VASP expenditures vary between 20 million and 200 million Hong Kong dollars as firms scramble to find Web3 talent for licensing.
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