Hong Kong Bitcoin Association urges regulators to reconsider cryptocurrency regulation

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2020-12-24 21:08
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According to the Cointelegraph, in November, the Hong Kong government announced a plan to ban private investors from trading cryptocurrencies and monitoring Bitcoin ATMs. Now, the Hong Kong Bitcoin Association has asked regulators to look into the legal implications of the city's digital exchange procedures. Leo Weese, co-founder of the Hong Kong Bitcoin Association, said that otherwise bitcoin retailers would not be in line with the government's goals of promoting innovation and achieving financial integration.

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