HashKey Exchange: Compliance is not a burden, it’s a benefit

HashKey Exchange posted on social media X, saying that as a licensed virtual asset exchange in Hong Kong, we are proud to be able to adhere to the highest industry compliance standards. Compliance is not a burden, but a benefit. It adds value and reduces risk. We can see that more and more industry participants are passively or actively turning to comprehensive compliance. It has become a consensus that global virtual asset industry standards will be led by Hong Kong.

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