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Hong Kong recognises Bitcoin and Ethereum for investment immigration
News from Hong Kong: authorities have officially permitted the use of Bitcoin and Ethereum cryptocurrencies as proof of financial standing when applying for investment immigration.
Applicants can now demonstrate the required capital (no less than 30 million Hong Kong dollars) not only through traditional assets but also via digital assets.
This move confirms Hong Kong's ambition to strengthen its position as one of Asia's crypto hubs. The integration of cryptocurrencies into the country's economic mechanisms makes the jurisdiction more attractive to investors who prefer working with digital assets.
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