HashKey Group announced a strategic cooperation with Hong Kong-listed company BluePort Interactive (HK.08267). The two parties will deepen their cooperation in Web3 infrastructure construction and artificial intelligence, and jointly explore innovative models and application scenarios for digital entertainment in the Web3 era. BluePort Interactive also announced that it will open an account on HashKey Exchange and purchase virtual assets.

Hong Kong licensed virtual asset exchange HashKey Exchange will soon launch Polygon (MATIC) according to an official announcement. Deposits and withdrawals are now open, and trading will be available to professional investors at 16:00 (UTC+8) tomorrow, with the trading pair being MATIC/USD.

HashKey Capital Singapore Pte. Ltd. announced that it has obtained the Capital Markets Services (CMS) license issued by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS). With this license, HashKey Capital Singapore will provide compliant fund management services for capital market products as a licensed fund management company (LFMC) in Singapore. The company's goal is to promote blockchain-related capital market products and investments towards the mainstream, and continue to contribute to the development of the local blockchain community. Under the regulation of the CMS license, HashKey Capital Singapore plans to leverage its global resources to enrich Singapore's financial ecosystem and promote further integration of traditional finance and digital finance.In addition, HashKey Capital successfully raised a total of $500 million for its third fund earlier this year. The fund focuses on investing in leading Web3 and blockchain projects globally, with a focus on innovation in the digital finance field.

According to an official announcement, HashKey Exchange has added a new account verification method to provide users with a more convenient experience. Under the current compliance framework, users can choose any of the following methods for identity verification: bank transfer verification, accountant or lawyer verification, and Hong Kong employee verification.It is reported that bank transfer verification requires users to transfer no less than HKD 10,000 or the equivalent in USD to HashKey Exchange for verification. Accountant or lawyer verification allows users to entrust licensed third-party accountants or lawyers for offline verification. Hong Kong employee verification provides guidance for users to conduct one-on-one offline verification at HashKey's office. After successfully opening an account, users can also complete new user tasks and receive a reward of 25 HSK.

According to Lookonchain monitoring, within the past 17 hours, Hashkey related addresses deposited 17,108 ETH, approximately $38.1 million, into Binance after a sharp drop in ETH price, resulting in a loss of over $2 million.

According to Lookonchain monitoring, HashKey associated wallet transferred 3500 ETH worth $7.86 million to Binance. Between December 5th and December 9th, the wallet withdrew a total of 26,114 ETH from Binance and OKX, with an average price of 2333 USDT.

Lookonchain monitoring data shows that a wallet related to Hashkey withdrew 2,514 ETH ($5.8 million) from Binance and OKX 10 minutes ago. In the past three days, the wallet has withdrawn 13,293 ETH ($30.5 million) from Binance and OKX, and the price of ETH has risen again to $2,300.

On December 6th, the licensed virtual asset exchange in Hong Kong, HashKey Exchange, will list Render (RNDR). Deposits are now open, and the RNDR/USD trading pair will open at 16:00 on December 8th, 2023 (UTC+8). This is only available to professional investors.

According to Lookonchain monitoring, a wallet address related to Hashkey withdrew 9,000 ETH (approximately $20 million) from Binance and OKEx today. Lookonchain stated that the wallet used the same deposit address as Hashkey and may belong to Hashkey.

Hashkey, a licensed crypto exchange in Hong Kong, is set to allow individual and enterprise market makers to provide liquidity on the platform. Interested parties must trade at least $5 million worth of cryptocurrencies per month and have their business plans reviewed before being invited to sign a contract with the exchange's due diligence team. Market makers will receive commission based on monthly rankings or trading volume, with the highest tier requiring a trading volume of at least $100 million per month. Other Hong Kong-regulated exchanges, such as OSL, have also expanded their services and partnerships since receiving licenses in August.