On November 2nd, at the Kun & Hashkey Exchange strategic cooperation signing ceremony, Dr. Xiao Feng, founder of Hashkey Group, stated in a speech that Hashkey Group will jointly issue stablecoins with Circle Technology and ZhongAn Bank in Hong Kong.

HashKey Exchange, a licensed exchange in Hong Kong, and Web3 data service provider Purise have signed a memorandum of understanding to jointly explore the diversity of possibilities under the compliant financial framework and provide data services for digital asset holders.

Livio Weng, the Chief Operating Officer of HashKey Group, stated that HashKey will strive to add more currencies for retail investors to trade and is expected to expand to 15 to 20 currencies in the fourth quarter of this year.

Hong Kong licensed virtual asset exchange HashKey Exchange has announced its KYC requirements for account opening. The first step is identity authentication, where users need to provide identity documents (passport, ID card, etc.) and proof of address within the last three months (bank statements, utility bills, etc.). The second step is an ability assessment, where users need to complete an investment experience questionnaire and a virtual currency knowledge test. The third step is bank transfer, where Hong Kong bank accounts can transfer funds in real-time to HashKey Exchange. The minimum amount for a single transaction should be no less than 10,000 Hong Kong dollars or the equivalent in US dollars (recommended 1,500 US dollars) to complete identity verification.

According to the HashKey website, its platform token HSK is expected to be used as a tool to incentivize contributors within the HashKey ecosystem, in order to "drive the growth of the entire ecosystem." As per the whitepaper, HashKey plans to issue a total of 1 billion HSK tokens, with 65% allocated for ecosystem growth, 30% for employee incentives, and 5% for company reserves. HashKey's COO, Livio Weng, also stated that the exchange plans to list HSK, but this may not happen until mid-next year. Additionally, Weng stated that HashKey is exploring the securitization of real-world assets (RWA) as a practical reality. "RWA is becoming an important force for compliant exchanges," Weng said, "If you want to pursue 'effective RWA,' you must do so through licensed exchanges." Weng explained that HashKey has obtained a license to issue and trade security tokens in Hong Kong, and is "exploring two important RWA use cases that could have a huge impact on the market." "We are currently in talks with the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission (about RWA use cases)," Weng said, adding that the talks with the Commission are in the "latter stages." (The Block)

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HashKey Exchange announced that it plans to launch the ERC-20 format platform coin HSK on November 1st at 11:11.

According to Ben El-Baz, the ecological director of HashKey Group, who spoke at the "HK Web3 Evolution" event jointly hosted by Neo, Hong Kong Cyberport, Web3 Labs, and the Hong Kong Investment Promotion Agency, Starting in 2023, the exchange industry will enter the third stage, with the first two stages being 2010-2015 and 2016-2022 (FTX's collapse marks the end of the second stage). The main goal of the third-stage exchanges is to safely and smoothly handle huge volumes of users, and determine the boundaries of user risk. The true potential of asset digitization is to make everything tradable, not just cryptocurrency assets, but also real-world assets and physical commodities.

Huang Luyao, the sales director of HashKey's institutional clients (Hong Kong), commented on the JPEX incident, stating that although the company did not list the withdrawal fee in the user registration terms, it was still publicly listed on the website. She also pointed out that, like many traditional financial institutions, the company needs to comply with financial regulations and cannot go too far.

HashKey Exchange has announced the launch of USDT/HKD trading.