[Chain News] HashKey Holdings has obtained the hearing approval from the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, with major banks like JPMorgan and Guotai Junan acting as joint sponsors.
What they aim to create is a licensed digital asset one-stop platform—integrating trading matching, on-chain tools, and asset management services. The latest data shows that the platform supports 80 cryptocurrencies, with managed assets exceeding HKD 19.9 billion (as of the end of September this year).
The lineup of shareholders is quite interesting: the founding team, GDZ International, HashKey Fintech III, and the Hong Kong stock company Puxing Energy. Among the institutional investors, names like Gao Rong Venture Capital, Fidelity(, and Meitu can be seen.
Licensed exchanges are clustering to go public, and the process of compliance is indeed accelerating.
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SocialAnxietyStaker
· 14h ago
JPMorgan has taken notice, which shows that this wave is indeed different. HKD 19.9 billion sounds quite impressive.
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DEXRobinHood
· 15h ago
JPMorgan's support is indeed something special, with 19.9 billion HKD in AUM not to be taken lightly.
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The wave of compliance exchange listings is rising, and only those who survive this round will be the winners.
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Fidelity and Meitu have joined in? This lineup for financing looks good to me.
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80 coins matched + on-chain tools, this is what we call one-stop service, unlike some exchanges that are flashy.
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The Hong Kong Stock Exchange is really quick to act; will there be more licensed platforms going public next year?
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19.9 billion HKD might seem like a lot, but we need to see how the volume and user stickiness are.
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Gaorong + Fidelity + Meitu, this combination shows that investors really know how to pick the right track.
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Accelerating licensing isn't a bad thing; it’s just that I worry about the newcomers taking the lead.
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SpeakWithHatOn
· 15h ago
A 20 billion HKD deal, with Morgan Stanley backing, it looks serious this time.
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Another compliance exchange is about to go public, the era of licensing has indeed arrived.
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Fidelity and Meitu are also involved? This investment lineup is indeed willing to spend money.
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Managing nearly 20 billion across 80 coin types, it feels larger than expected.
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Interestingly, Puxing Energy is also among the shareholders, this kind of linkage in Hong Kong stocks is increasing.
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Accelerating compliance is a good thing, but whether it can hold this scale after going public is the key.
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Guotai Junan and Morgan Stanley are both endorsing it, financing in this area is definitely not an issue.
HashKey Holdings undergoes Hong Kong Stock Exchange hearing: JPMorgan provides support, with an asset scale of nearly 20 billion HKD.
[Chain News] HashKey Holdings has obtained the hearing approval from the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, with major banks like JPMorgan and Guotai Junan acting as joint sponsors.
What they aim to create is a licensed digital asset one-stop platform—integrating trading matching, on-chain tools, and asset management services. The latest data shows that the platform supports 80 cryptocurrencies, with managed assets exceeding HKD 19.9 billion (as of the end of September this year).
The lineup of shareholders is quite interesting: the founding team, GDZ International, HashKey Fintech III, and the Hong Kong stock company Puxing Energy. Among the institutional investors, names like Gao Rong Venture Capital, Fidelity(, and Meitu can be seen.
Licensed exchanges are clustering to go public, and the process of compliance is indeed accelerating.