The China-based smartphone and internet app maker Meitu has announced the acquisition of $10 million worth of bitcoin for its treasury after the firm purchased …
In the waters off Hong Kong International Authorities on April 2, Hong Kong Customs detected suspicious figures offloading cartons from a fishing boat to a …
Hong Kong Customs seizes 300 crypto mining GPUs in anti-smuggling operation Read More »
Crypto exchange Coinbase’s institutional custody platform helped execute the purchase and custodying of roughly $90 million of Bitcoin and Ether for Chinese tech company Meitu. …
Coinbase handled trades and custody for Meitu’s $90M crypto investment Read More »
Meitu, a Hong-Kong-listed and Cayman Islands-Incorporated video and image processing software developer, has splashed another $50 million buying both Bitcoin and Ethereum, sources on Mar …
China: Meitu buys another $50 Million of Bitcoin and ETH | BTCMANAGER Read More »
Chinese tech company Meitu has announced the investment of a further $50 million into Ether and Bitcoin, taking its net spend on crypto up to …
Asia’s MicroStrategy: Meitu drops another $50M on ETH and BTC Read More »
Since March 1, 2020, the number of new Bitcoin ATMs installed worldwide is nearing 10,000. According to the latest data from Coin ATM Radar, the current …
The number of Bitcoin ATMs in the US rose 177% over the past year Read More »
Huobi, one of the largest cryptocurrency exchange platforms in China, appears to be pursuing further expansion of its business following the recent regulatory clearance in …
Huobi secures crypto asset management license in Hong Kong Read More »
Recently, Messari Crypto Researcher, Mira Christanto published a report that looks into Asia’s cryptocurrency landscape in-depth, as 60% of the world’s population resides in the …
Some major cryptocurrency exchanges have expressed concern regarding Hong Kong’s proposal to ban retail investors in the city from participating in crypto activities, stating that …
Hong Kong’s plan to restrict cryptocurrency investment to professionals means retail investors could move to unlicensed venues, said Global Digital Finance.
