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By Hannah Lang and Elizabeth Howcroft Feb 11 (Reuters) - Crypto liquidity provider and lender BlockFills has halted client deposits and withdrawals amid ‌a downturn in bitcoin (BTC-USD) prices, in a sign of knock-on impact ‌from the latest crypto market drop. BlockFills, which is based in Chicago, said in a statement ​on Wednesday that it halted withdrawals last week and has been working to restore liquidity to its platform. The company is in active dialogue with its clients, which include crypto hedge f ...

Notably, Saylor continues to be one of the biggest cheerleaders of Bitcoin. On the company's latest earnings call, Saylor stated, “Bitcoin is digital capital. We believe in it.” In a more detailed statement in a previous earnings call, CEO Phong Le also tried to assuage investors by saying, “In the extreme downside, if we were to have a 90% decline in bitcoin price, and the price was $8,000, that is the point at which our bitcoin reserve equals our net debt.” Reportedly, Le elaborated that Bitcoin "would ne ...

Core Viewpoint - Hong Kong, a significant financial hub, is facing competitive pressure from the UAE, which has established a robust regulatory framework for cryptocurrency and blockchain technology [1][2]. Group 1: Regulatory Environment - The UAE has created a solid regulatory framework for virtual assets, with dedicated regulatory authorities in regions like Dubai and Abu Dhabi [3]. - Hong Kong's regulatory approach is characterized by transparency, certainty, and predictability, which has remained consistent even during market fluctuations [5]. - Under Hong Kong's mandatory licensing regime for virtual asset trading platforms (VATPs), 11 licenses have been granted since the framework's implementation two and a half years ago [5]. Group 2: Future Developments - The stablecoin regulatory regime initiated in August is expected to issue its first batch of licenses in the first quarter of this year [6]. - A licensing regime for digital asset dealers and custodians is anticipated to be proposed by Hong Kong's financial secretary later this year, following necessary consultations and legislative readings [6][7]. - The regulatory process, while lengthy, is deemed important for ensuring industry participants are informed and can voice their concerns, minimizing surprises [7].

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Wall Street bank JPMorgan is striking a constructive tone on crypto despite the plunge so far this year, arguing that institutional inflows and regulatory clarity could underpin the next leg higher for digital assets. "We are positive in crypto markets for 2026 as we expect a further rise in the digital asset flow but more led by institutional investors," analysts led by Nikolaos Panigirtzoglou, said in the Monday report. The optimism comes despite the recent sharp correction, which dragged bitcoin (BTC ...