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Hong Kong is advancing its push to legalize crypto derivatives, aiming to expand product diversity while maintaining robust risk controls. The move is part of the city’s broader strategy to solidify its position as Asia’s leading digital asset hub.
- Hong Kong's crypto derivatives push targets professional investors with over HK$8 million in assets, prioritizing risk management.
- The city has already approved spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs, staking services, and a stablecoin licensing regime as part of its digital asset strategy.
- A derivatives framework by 2025 would complete Hong Kong's crypto policy trio, aiming to attract institutional investors and compete with Singapore and Dubai.
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