Digital Assets
Hata launches three new digital assets including Worldcoin
Hata, Malaysia’s newest licensed DAX, has added three digital assets: Worldcoin, Cosmos and Polkadot.
Zetrix and MaiCapital Ink MoU to launch virtual asset funds in HK
Consist of a basket of cryptocurrencies, such as Bitcoin and Zetrix
MYEG expands offerings of cryptocurrency virtual assets fund for investors
Cybersecurity Malaysia, MX Global sign MoU
CyberSecurity Malaysia, MX Global sign MoU to collaborate on enhancing the technology of cryptocurrencies and digital asset exchanges as well as spreading awareness among Malaysian investors.
Launched 10 years ago, Malaysia’s pitchIN aims to be the digital fundraising and investments hub in SEA
All eyes on Sam Shafie and Kashminder Singh as they build IEO
Eye on P2P financing over mid term, synergies with other offerings
Securities Commission Malaysia Registers Kapital DX & Pitch Platforms as Initial Exchange Offering Operators
Both operators are to promote responsible innovation in digital assets space
Issuer may raise US$23.7mil max from retail, sophisticated & angel investors
Bitcoin mining: China's loss is Malaysia's gain (and TNB's loss)
Shutdown of Chinese miners means Bitcoin block mining is now 30% easier.
2021 Cambridge uni study pegs Malaysia as 6th ranked country in mining
Malaysia’s SC cautions public on usage of Crypto ATMS
Regulator has not authorised any entity to operate Crypto ATMs
Public exposed to various risks, including fraud & money laundering
The Securities Commission Malaysia (SC), yesterday, cautioned the public against the usage of Crypto Automatic Teller Machines (Crypto ATMs).
Malaysian Securities Commission releases guidelines on offering digital tokens
Offerings must be ‘innovative’ and ‘meaningful’.
HWGG Capital offers cryptocurrency services out of Labuan
Granted licenses by Labuan FSA as a credit token business, and for money broking, as well as a payment system operator.
Digital asset exchanges in Malaysia: Quality over quantity, consumer protection over FDI
A reduction in participants could mean easier regulation and the ability to better cater to demand.
