Thursday, May 2, 2024
According to recent reports, the decision comes in response to the regulatory hurdles the exchange faces in the country. The cryptocurrency ecosystem in India faces a new challenge following the announcement by OKX,...
Hong Kong approves its first Bitcoin spot ETF, boosting BTC price to $66,000. China Asset Management partnered with OSL Digital and BOC International. The Bitcoin spot ETF aims to turn Hong Kong into a major hub...
Two major Chinese investment funds are filing for spot Bitcoin ETFs in Hong Kong. This development comes as interest in US spot Bitcoin ETFs appears to be waning. Hong Kong's ties to China raise questions about...
Ahead of the expected approval, mainland China-based stock funds are exploring opportunities in the Bitcoin exchange-traded fund market through their subsidiaries in Hong Kong. As Hong Kong gradually becomes a cryptocurrency hub and...
At least three overseas Chinese asset managers, including Hong Kong units of Harvest Fund Management, Bosera Asset Management and China Asset Management, are set to launch their own Bitcoin and Ethereum spot ETFs soon.
Different platforms have unsuccessfully challenged the dominance of the exchange in the country and the upcoming regulatory framework has affected them. A recent report revealed that South Korean exchange Upbit dominates the local...
The SEC filed the lawsuit due to well-founded suspicions of financial misconduct by Geosyn. The United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has filed a lawsuit against crypto mining company Geosyn and its...
Another week closes for the hectic world of cryptocurrencies and some pieces are already beginning to fall into place for companies in the mining sector after the historic fourth halving. In the spot...
Bitcoin ETF spot trend grows in Asia after US and Hong Kong approvals. ASX will list Bitcoin ETFs first by the end of 2024. ASX is expected to list DigitalX, VanEck and BetaShares Bitcoin ETFs while...
Russia imposes strict restrictions on cryptocurrencies starting September 1, but exempts miners. Its goal is to strengthen the ruble and control cryptocurrencies amid geopolitical tensions. The debate persists, as Russia's Finance Minister advocates regulated use.