HashKey Stock Rises 6% on JPMorgan Overweight Rating
HashKey stock price jumped about 6% after J.P. Morgan began coverage with an Overweight rating, setting up a target of $9 and more.
HashKey stock price jumped about 6% after J.P. Morgan began coverage with an Overweight rating, setting up a target of $9 and more.
HashKey Capital secured $250 million at the first close of its new Fintech Multi-Strategy Fund IV, exceeding initial expectations.
On Dec. 17, HashKey saw its shares dip by 3% as it finally went public on the Hong Kong Exchange, attracting top investors.
HashKey will reportedly start taking investors’ orders as of next week, suggesting that its IPO in Hong Kong is close.
Meanwhile, HashKey Europe recently obtained a Virtual Asset Service Provider (VASP) license from Ireland’s Central Bank.
Dubai’s crypto authority VARA has given HashKey an in-principle approval as the company continues to stretch its services internationally.
Ireland’s adoption of the Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA) underscores its commitment to balancing innovation with security.
The reward distribution follows a two-phase approach: Phase 1 runs from November 22, 10:00 UTC to November 25, 23:59 UTC, with rewards distributed on November 26. Phase 2 will distribute the remaining rewards within seven days after the campaign ends.
To power its new crypto trading service, ZA Bank had to tap HashKey, a Hong Kong-based crypto platform.
The deposit of HSK tokens on HashKey Global begins today but spot trading will not start until November 26, 2024.
The initial listing on HashKey Global follows news of Hamster Kombat’s upcoming token airdrop, which is expected to benefit 131 million users.
HashKey Global is set to list Aleo (ALEO) on September 18, allowing trading, deposits, and withdrawals with innovative privacy technology.
Users now will be able to engage with the CATI token before it is officially listed in the spot market.
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The introduction of these mini-games highlights Catizen’s strategy to provide a richer and more interactive experience for its users.