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HashKey Exchange remains the largest licensed virtual asset exchange in Hong Kong, with a quarterly growth rate of 1272% in its omnibus brokerage business

ChainCatcher news, HashKey Exchange continues to hold its position as the largest licensed virtual asset exchange in Hong Kong. As of October 16, according to the latest data from Coingecko, HashKey Exchange ranks among the top 8 global exchanges, making it the highest-ranked licensed virtual asset exchange in Hong Kong.HashKey Exchange's total trading volume has surpassed HKD 538 billion, with user assets exceeding HKD 5 billion, marking significant breakthroughs in multiple business areas for the company. Notably, with in-depth cooperation with several leading brokerages, HashKey Exchange's Omnibus brokerage services have seen substantial growth, with total trading volume reaching HKD 3.3 billion as of October 17, and a quarterly growth rate of 1272%. As a core brokerage service provider in Hong Kong, HashKey Exchange will continue to focus on providing convenient, secure, and efficient virtual asset deposit and withdrawal functions for brokerage investors in the future.Additionally, in celebration of its first anniversary, HashKey Exchange launched trading for Avalanche (AVAX) and Chainlink (LINK) to Hong Kong retail investors on August 28. This marks the first addition of new trading tokens in Hong Kong since the start of retail trading in August 2023, aside from Bitcoin and Ethereum. HashKey Exchange has submitted its third batch of trading token applications to regulators and plans to continue expanding the range of assets available for retail trading, offering diversified investment options to the market and investors.

The South Korean financial regulatory agency has issued a legislative notice for the formulation of implementation regulations and regulatory rules related to virtual assets

ChainCatcher news, the Financial Services Commission (FSC) of South Korea has issued a legislative notice regarding the formulation of the "Regulations for the Enforcement of the Virtual Asset User Protection Act" and the "Regulations for the Supervision of the Virtual Asset Industry," both of which detail the legal authorizations.The contents include: First, the addition of objects not applicable to the "Virtual Asset User Protection Act," such as deposit tokens linked to CBDC and NFTs; second, clarification of the user deposit management institutions and their operational methods; 80% of users' virtual assets must be stored in cold wallets; fourth, the establishment of standards for mutual insurance or accumulated reserves to address responsibilities for incidents such as hacking and computer failures; fifth, defining possible points in time for the leakage of undisclosed important information and insider trading based on the characteristics of the virtual asset market; sixth, in principle, arbitrary freezing of users' virtual asset deposits and withdrawals is prohibited, with exceptions allowed for specified circumstances; seventh, the obligation for virtual asset exchanges to monitor abnormal trading and establish a penalty procedure for unfair trading behaviors.It is reported that the formulation of these enforcement and regulatory regulations is expected to be announced legislatively from December 11, 2023, to January 22, 2024, and will come into effect on July 19, 2024, after review by the National Tax Service and other procedures.
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