Hong Kong plans to let retail investors trade larger cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ether on exchanges licensed by the Securities and Futures Commission.
Hong Kong plans to let retail investors trade larger cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ether on exchanges licensed by the Securities and Futures Commission.
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