Will Hong Kong qualify? Bitcoin ETF and FriendTech are heating up again. You look at Coin Desk every day. I'm your host, Jens Ashi Hong Kong regulators have accelerated the approval process to approve Spot Bitcoin ETF S in the region. According to Reuters, a total of four companies have submitted applications to launch the product, with Hong Kong regulators likely to approve the first application next week, and trading for the product could begin this month. It is said that there is. Australia and Hong Kong are two jurisdictions that could be the first in Asia to offer the Spot Bitcoin ETF S Friend Tech money index ahead of a potential airdrop. This social application was one of the largest blockchain-based platforms by revenue until a brief period last year when usage declined. There is renewed interest as the new version hints at the possibility of expansion beyond Friend Tokens and X. French Tech is a blockchain-based social app that allows crypto personalities to issue shares to access private group chats on X. More than $7 million has flowed into the platform. Last week, the total amount locked increased to nearly $40 million, and Wu X introduced Meme Coin Layer 2 and Top 30 Token Index Perpetual Issuance. The exchange has partnered with market maker Wintermute and index provider GMC I. The company offers traders a meme index called GMC, which includes top meme coins such as Shib pepe and Doge. The LT2 index monitors scaling tokens such as Matic op and imxwx, but Chief Operating Officer Willy Chan said the new products will soon be complemented by copy trading options and on-chain US Treasury bills. He said it would be. That was my daily coin desk. Stay tuned to Coindesk.com for more updates. See you next time.
