Key Points:
- Binance Japan plans to offer 100 tokens on its platform, three times the current offering.
- HashKey Exchange partners with imToken to merge Web2 and Web3 elements.
- Nigerian exchange Patricia releases a white paper explaining their Patricia Token.
- South Korean parliamentary ethics subcommittee votes against expelling former member accused of suspicious crypto trades.
- SEBA Hong Kong receives approval-in-principle from the Securities and Futures Commission.
- EOS granted whitelist approval by the Japan Virtual and Crypto Asset Exchange Association.
- Cathedra Bitcoin Inc. reports increased bitcoin production and revenue for Q2 2023.
Hot Take:
It’s exciting to see Binance Japan expanding its token offerings, and the partnership between HashKey Exchange and imToken shows the potential for merging traditional and decentralized finance. However, skepticism remains around Patricia’s white paper and its promise for asset recovery. The South Korean parliamentary vote highlights the ongoing debates and challenges surrounding crypto regulation. The approval-in-principle for SEBA Hong Kong is a positive step towards regulated activities in Hong Kong. EOS’s whitelist approval in Japan opens up new trading opportunities. Finally, Cathedra Bitcoin Inc.’s increased production and revenue demonstrate the continued growth and profitability of mining operations.
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