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The Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission has approved spot ETFs for Bitcoin and Ethereum. Bitcoin is going to reach $100,000.
The launch of spot Bitcoin/Ethereum ETFs has attracted much attention worldwide. It is regarded as an innovative investment tool for a large amount of global funds and investors to pour into the digital asset market. These ETFs have greatly simplified the investment process for digital assets such as Bitcoin and increased liquidity, making it easier for investors to enter the digital asset market.
Hong Kong has positioned itself as a global frontier market by launching spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs, keeping pace with countries such as Canada, Germany, and Switzerland. Referring to the experience of the US spot Bitcoin ETF attracting more than $12.53 billion in funds, the Hong Kong market has great growth potential.
Then we can refer to the US ETF. At that time, Bitcoin was around $30,000, and then Bitcoin broke through $70,000 in two or three months, an increase of $40,000. Then the Hong Kong ETF was passed. As an Asian financial center, Hong Kong has strong financial strength, so Bitcoin will be $100,000 this year. #香港证监会 #香港比特币现货etf
The launch of spot Bitcoin/Ethereum ETFs has attracted much attention worldwide. It is regarded as an innovative investment tool for a large amount of global funds and investors to pour into the digital asset market. These ETFs have greatly simplified the investment process for digital assets such as Bitcoin and increased liquidity, making it easier for investors to enter the digital asset market.
Hong Kong has positioned itself as a global frontier market by launching spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs, keeping pace with countries such as Canada, Germany, and Switzerland. Referring to the experience of the US spot Bitcoin ETF attracting more than $12.53 billion in funds, the Hong Kong market has great growth potential.
Then we can refer to the US ETF. At that time, Bitcoin was around $30,000, and then Bitcoin broke through $70,000 in two or three months, an increase of $40,000. Then the Hong Kong ETF was passed. As an Asian financial center, Hong Kong has strong financial strength, so Bitcoin will be $100,000 this year. #香港证监会 #香港比特币现货etf
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The Securities and Futures Commission of Hong Kong expands the list of violations and includes MEXC as an unlicensed platform
The Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission stated that it may take enforcement action against MEXC’s unlicensed operations. Hong Kong’s financial regulator, the Securities and Futures Commission (SFC), issued a public warning against MEXC for operating without a license within its jurisdiction.
The SFC statement said:
"The entity (referring to MEXC Exchange) claims to be a platform operating on a specific website whose main business is trading virtual assets. It has been targeting Hong Kong investors but has not obtained approval from the Securities and Futures Commission license."
The SFC statement said:
"The entity (referring to MEXC Exchange) claims to be a platform operating on a specific website whose main business is trading virtual assets. It has been targeting Hong Kong investors but has not obtained approval from the Securities and Futures Commission license."
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Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission suspects BitForex fraud
The Securities and Futures Commission decided to temporarily close the Bitforex exchange.
Hong Kong’s Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) has issued a public warning to cryptocurrency exchange BitForex over concerns about alleged fraud.
Monday’s announcement of the warning comes after BitForex unexpectedly went offline on February 23, resulting in the withdrawal of $57 million from the exchange’s hot wallets.
The SEC’s action is part of ongoing regulatory efforts to regulate the region’s cryptocurrency industry, which has adopted deregulatory and enforcement measures targeting fraudulent activity.
Working to protect investors and deter fraudulent activity
Hong Kong’s Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) has issued a public warning to cryptocurrency exchange BitForex over concerns about alleged fraud.
Monday’s announcement of the warning comes after BitForex unexpectedly went offline on February 23, resulting in the withdrawal of $57 million from the exchange’s hot wallets.
The SEC’s action is part of ongoing regulatory efforts to regulate the region’s cryptocurrency industry, which has adopted deregulatory and enforcement measures targeting fraudulent activity.
Working to protect investors and deter fraudulent activity
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