As a researcher with a keen interest in financial technology and global markets, I find myself particularly intrigued by Hong Kong’s ambitious plans to become a global hub for cryptocurrency. Having lived and worked in various regions, I can attest that such strategic moves require a unique blend of vision, adaptability, and regulatory foresight, which seems to be the case here.
Hong Kong plans to accelerate the approval process for cryptocurrency trading platforms, moving closer to its goal of being a worldwide leader in the field of digital currencies.
The move comes as Hong Kong continues to attract global crypto firms and has strengthened its position in the competitive global crypto market.
According to Joseph Chan, the temporary head of Financial Services and the Treasury, starting from next year, the Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) will expedite the licensing procedure and set up an advisory group for platforms that have already been licensed.
In June 2023, the area was officially licensed for cryptocurrency operations, with companies such as OSL Exchange, HashKey Exchange, and HKVAX receiving their permits.
Beyond establishing a hub for cryptocurrency trading, Hong Kong is additionally working on controlling stablecoins. Furthermore, the city shows interest in crypto custody services and aims to issue licenses to crypto custodians.
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2024-12-11 17:08