
Johnny Ng, a Hong Kong lawmaker, is advocating for the regulation of decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs) in response to a recent court order requiring defendants in a DAO case to disclose financial records. This move is seen as an effort to enhance transparency and boost Web3 investments in Hong Kong. The call for regulation comes amid Hong Kong's broader ambitions to establish itself as a hub for digital assets. However, the city's push for a digital-asset hub is facing challenges, as inspections of 11 crypto exchanges that received initial approvals revealed operational gaps, casting doubt on their ability to secure full licenses.
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HONG KONG CRYPTO PUSH HITS SNAGS Hong Kong’s digital asset ambitions are encountering headwinds. Inspections of 11 exchanges with initial approval exposed some operational gaps. The path to full licensing isn’t guaranteed, adding uncertainty to the city’s Web3 goals.… https://t.co/zPtP14nrK1
HK REGULATOR NOT VIBING WITH 11 EXCHANGES Hong Kong’s push to go full Crypto is facing major FUD. 11 exchanges got initial nods, but on-site inspections threw shade on their ops. Regulators found serious issues, with some likely to get rugged on their full licenses. Web3… https://t.co/gpBy5ayued





