Solana Spot ETF Approved In Hong Kong: Here’s When It’s Dropping
The Hong Kong SFC has just approved the first Solana spot ETF, allowing the altcoin to join the ranks of Bitcoin and Ethereum. ChinaAMC To List First Solana Spot ETF In Hong Kong As reported by the Hong Kong Economic Times, the Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) has approved the first Solana spot exchange-traded fund […]
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Canada is now the first country to launch a Solana spot ETF with staking. The Ontario Securities Commission (OSC) has approved four asset managers to offer the new spot Solana: Purpose, Evolve, CI, and 3iQ. The Solana ETF will invest in physical $SOL long-term and stake them to earn more rewards. This will result in better returns than Ether staking. Read on to discover how this development could affect the larger crypto market. We’ll also talk about the Solaxy presale and how it’s at the center of Solana’s potential rise. ETF Race Heats Up The SEC approved a Bitcoin-pegged ETF....
Helius is looking to expand its Solana treasury to at least 5% of the cryptocurrency’s supply and considering a second listing in Hong Kong. Solana Digital Asset Treasury Firm Helius Aiming For At Least 5% Of SOL As reported by Wu Blockchain, NASDAQ-listed Helius Medical Technologies is planning on acquiring at least 5% of the […]
Hong Kong is one of the most important financial centres of the world, but with limited space and high demand, property in Hong Kong has always been in short supply. Simplifying home ownership in Hong Kong is therefore a prime concern for the Hong Kong government, which has undertaken a number of measures in the last few years to make home ownership both affordable and easy. The Nikkei Asian Review reported that as recently as early November, the Hong Kong government raised stamp duty to cool down the boiling Hong Kong housing market. This measure of the government was mainly aimed at....
Cryptocurrency regulation in Hong Kong is undergoing changes. The Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) is reportedly introducing a new licensing system to regulate all crypto exchanges operating in Hong Kong. Hong Kong’s New Crypto Regulation The CEO of the SFC, Ashley Alder, talked about implementing a new cryptocurrency regulatory framework at Hong Kong Fintech Week on Tuesday. All cryptocurrency trading platforms operating in Hong Kong or targeting local investors will be required to apply for a license with the SFC, Radio Television Hong Kong (RTHK) reported. “Later....
Hong Kong is considering changes to its cryptocurrency regulatory framework, particularly concerning over-the-counter (OTC) virtual asset trading services. The Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) may play a larger role in overseeing the sector, working alongside the Customs and Excise Department (C&ED), according to a recent report from the South China Morning Post. Related Reading: Hong […]