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HKX joins list of crypto exchanges to quit Hong Kong market

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Cryptocurrency exchange HKX has joined the increasing number of exchanges that have withdrawn their license applications from the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission (SFC).

On July 18, the HKX management team announced the closure of their Hong Kong-based crypto exchange, advising users to withdraw their crypto assets. The official website notice stated:

“After careful consideration, our management team has decided to withdraw our application for the Type 1 and Type 7 licenses under the Securities and Futures Ordinance (Cap. 571) and the virtual asset service provider license under the Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorist Financing Ordinance (Cap. 615).”

Struggling to meet Hong Kong regulations, HKX initially applied for a license in February but failed to comply with the regulatory requirements.

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As of July 22, 13 cryptocurrency exchanges or trading platforms in Hong Kong have withdrawn their license applications, with one application being returned for undisclosed reasons.

To prepare for its closure, HKX halted new user registrations and suspended trading and deposit services on May 29. Without plans to restart services or reapply for a license, HKX is focusing on helping users safely withdraw all assets from the platform.

Previously, Hong Kong-based cryptocurrency exchange Gate.HK also withdrew its license application after failing to meet local licensing requirements. Despite announcing its shutdown in May, Gate.HK revealed plans to overhaul its platform to comply with Hong Kong’s regulatory standards, including Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorist Financing measures. The company stated:

“Gate.HK is actively working on this overhaul. We plan to resume our business in Hong Kong in the future and contribute to the virtual asset ecosystem after obtaining the relevant licenses.”

Currently, Gate.HK only allows fund withdrawals for its customers.

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Source: cointelegraph.com

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Locus Chain, Creta Platform’s strategy and vision were introduced upon invitation from Lloyd Capital and Mike Pompeo in New York City

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DNA Fund Acquires Coral Capital; Adds $50M AUM in Web3 & Emerging Tech

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2024-DNA Fund, the Financial Institution of the future in high-ticket emerging tech and web3 investments, has announced its acquisition of Coral Capital Holdings LLC, an established investment management firm that has previously managed millions in the DNA founders’ personal funds.

As early-stage investors in established Web3 brands and founders of some of the sector’s most notable projects, DNA and its founders have invested in or founded projects such as Tether, EOS, Mastercoin, Bancor, and Hedera Hashgraph. The acquisition will see the DNA Fund manage an additional AUM of over $50 million, which includes Coral’s high-yielde hedge funds and venture funds focused on DeFi, Al, blockchain, and other emerging technology sectors. Some of Coral’s top-performing investments include Near Protocol and Atmos Labs.

Thomas L. McLaughlin, Coral’s Chief Investment Officer, will continue in his role, managing the funds with a unique focus and strategy aimed at maximizing investor returns.

Regarding the acquisition, Christopher Miglino, CEO of DNA Fund, said. “By bringing Coral Capital under our umbrella, we are not only expanding our investment capabilities but also enhancing our ability to offer unique, high-growth opportunities to our clients. Our combined expertise allows us to navigate the complexities of the digital asset landscape and continue delivering value to our investors.”

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Thomas L. McLaughlin, CIO of Coral Capital Holdings, added, “Joining forces with DNA Fund is an exciting new chapter for Coral. Our shared vision for leveraging technology to drive financial growth is perfectly aligned. Together, we are set to redefine what’s possible in digital asset investments and deliver superior results for our investors.”

Since its inception in 2021, Coral has delivered consistent returns with innovative strategies, delivering high multiples on the benchmark of the overall market cap of digital assets. Coral’s Flagship fund, initially started as a market-neutral vehicle, was rebranded in 2023 as a discretionary liquid token, surviving a number of high-volatility events, including FTX and Terra.

With a 61.6% return (net of fees) and a maximum annual drawdown of only 11.6% in FY 2022. these funds have outperformed the broader digital asset market. Over a similar period, Bitcoin returned 36.7%.

Through this acquisition, DNA Fund also aims to capitalize on the growing interest from institutional investors and expand into several new verticals over the coming year, including a Bitcoin & Ether Yield Fund, as well as more speculative funds focused on Al, memecoins and microcaps.

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