Hong Kong’s Securities and Futures Commission is set to conduct a public consultation on how to give retail investors access to digital assets. Though crypto exchanges are allowed to operate in the territory under current rules, access is limited to investors with portfolios of at least HK$8 million ($1 million). In addition, Hong Kong’s regulator said it is open to future reviews on property rights for tokenized assets and the legality of smart contracts, and that it is exploring a number of pilot projects to test the potential benefits of digital assets and their applications in the fin ...
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