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NADA AI’s Aippy, billed as the world’s first AI-native game community, has closed its first funding round led by Hong Kong-based Glowill Capital, reaching a post-money valuation of $250 million. Proceeds will fund global talent acquisition and user growth. Since launching in April 2025, Aippy has surpassed three million downloads and is approaching two million […]
Read full articleHong Kong has established a tokenized bond expert group that brings together major financial institutions after issuing more than HK$6.8 billion ($868 million) in tokenized government bonds across multiple offerings. According to a statement released Friday by the Hong Kong…
SpaceX's exclusion of Chinese investors highlights escalating US-China tensions, impacting global investment dynamics and tech sector collaborations. The post SpaceX bars Hong Kong and China investors from $75B IPO over arms export rules appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
viAct significantly shapes connected and transparent construction sites in Hong Kong, notably with its digital Permit to Work (ePTW) systems
GLP's IPO could bolster Hong Kong's status as a global financial hub, influencing investor confidence and regional market dynamics. The post GLP plans up to $3B IPO in Hong Kong, targeting Q4 listing appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
GLP's IPO could bolster Hong Kong's status as a global financial hub, influencing investor confidence and regional market dynamics. The post GLP plans up to $3B IPO in Hong Kong, targeting Q4 listing appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
Hong Kong's regulatory advancements in digital assets could significantly enhance market liquidity and investor protection, fostering global adoption. The post Hong Kong expands digital asset ecosystem with tokenization push and $2B in government bonds appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
The post Hong Kong bets on RMB trading amid Crypto ETFs demand surge appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. An amendment to Hong Kong’s Stamp Duty bill could mean that dual-counter securities traded in yuan are subject to stamp duty directly in renminbi. This is also another effort aimed at boosting RMB offshore liquidity and strengthening the city’s position as the region’s hub for digital asset and ETF trading. The proposed Stamp Duty (Amendment) (No. 2) Bill 2026 is distinct from the Residential Property Stamp Duty amendment legislation that was passed by the Legislative Council on May 20. This earlier legislation, enacted in the government’s 2026-27 Budget announcement, raised stamp duty for high-end residential sales above HK$100 million to 6.5% from 4.25%. This new securities-focused bill is slated to have its first reading at the Legislative Council on June 10. Hong Kong pushes RMB trading growth Hong Kong’s dual-counter trading system allows some selected securities listed on HK
Insider Brief Hong Kong-listed Mint Incorporation is forming a joint venture with Rice Robotics to develop AI companion robots for the consumer market. The first batch of consumer-ready robots is expected to launch initially in Asian markets in the third quarter of 2026, according to Mint. In the deal, Mint’s subsidiary Aspiration X will invest […]
