2025-12-31 01:58:02

According to reports, Delin Securities (Hong Kong) Limited, a subsidiary of Delin Holdings, recently achieved a significant milestone—receiving conditional approval from the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission to officially provide virtual asset trading services under the comprehensive account arrangement framework.

What does this mean? In simple terms, it is another step towards the standardization of Hong Kong's virtual asset market. Conditional approval means that Delin Securities still needs to meet other specific regulatory requirements before offering virtual asset trading services, but the overall direction is clear—Hong Kong is gradually improving its virtual asset trading infrastructure.

What is the concept of the comprehensive account arrangement? This model allows investors to trade different types of assets within the same account. For institutional and individual investors interested in trading virtual assets and concerned about risk management, it offers more flexible options. This also reflects the approach of Hong Kong's financial regulators in balancing innovation and risk—embracing the virtual asset sector while ensuring investor protection.

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PancakeFlippa

· 12h ago

This move in Hong Kong is quite impressive; the consolidated account finally saves us from the back-and-forth hassle.

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ReverseFOMOguy

· 12h ago

Hong Kong's move is quite good; the comprehensive account approach indeed opened a door for institutional investors. Conditional approval? Basically, it means it's not fully open yet, and we need to wait and see how Delin clears the regulatory hurdle. Trading multiple assets with one account sounds comfortable, but risk management really needs to be reliable.

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HalfIsEmpty

· 12h ago

Haha, Hong Kong is really paving the way. Once the comprehensive account is out, it’s definitely much more enjoyable. --- It's another conditional approval, just sounds like we have to keep waiting. --- Now it's good. You can play with different assets in one account without constantly switching back and forth. --- Sounds nice, but it's still the old regulatory approach. Under the guise of innovation, restrictions are everywhere. --- Finally, major institutions are willing to enter Hong Kong. Deryn must have timed the move right. --- The comprehensive account is really just to prevent retail investors from losing money. The apparent risk management is actually just restricting people. --- It feels like Hong Kong is taking a pretty steady step, unlike some places that are way over the top.

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