Digital asset broker FalconX has announced plans to expand to Hong Kong as institutional demand for cryptocurrency assets in the region grows. The company stated in a Thursday statement that it plans to offer over-the-counter brokerage and crypto derivative services to professional investors in Hong Kong, including proprietary trading firms, family offices, and fund managers.
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