Regulators are still keen on their respective aims towards the cryptocurrency industry. As a part of its goal of becoming a crypto hub, Hong Kong’s Securities and Futures Commission earlier today revealed a proposal to allow retail investors in Hong Kong to trade larger crypto assets such as Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (BTC) but only those that are licensed.
The order was disclosed in a consultation paper published on Monday about its newly proposed licensing regime for cryptocurrency exchanges set to be put in place from June 2023.
LCX announced on Tuesday that it has been granted “a business license of the Liechtenstein Ministry of Economic Affairs to conduct its business in Liechtenstein (Gewerbebewilligung).”
Nobuaki Kobayashi, the trustee of defunct cryptocurrency exchange Mt. Gox, will seek to request an extension on its deadline for the filing of civil rehabilitation claims. 
The Philippine government-owned Cagayan Economic Zone Authority (Ceza) on Friday published a list of all companies that have been issued Financial Technology Solutions and Offshore Virtual Currency (Ftsovc) and Offshore Virtual Currency (Ovc) licenses as well as those that have paid the application fees and are being reviewed. 
US-based crypto exchange 