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Hong Kong Securities Commission’s announcement to permit individual investors to trade in major cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH), starting 1st June, is being viewed as a significant opportunity by market observers. This development is expected to trigger sharp increases in regional altcoin projects, especially those referred to as “Chinese altcoins.”
Cryptocurrency Market to Breathe Thanks to Hong Kong
While US financial markets continue to be rocked by economic difficulties such as high inflation, and the uncertainty surrounding the regional banking crisis, pressures persist on crypto companies and crypto exchanges. In this context, Hong Kong‘s decision to allow individual trading of cryptocurrencies is considered a breath of fresh air for the global crypto market despite ongoing challenges.
Recently, US-based crypto company Ripple was accepted as a part of the Hong Kong Monetary Authority’s (HKMA) Digital Hong Kong Dollar Pilot Program. Meanwhile, giant crypto exchanges OKX and Huobi are preparing to apply for licenses to operate in Hong Kong.
The step to be taken by Hong Kong for individual investors on 1st June is forecasted to positively affect the overall crypto market. It is particularly expected to trigger a surge in Chinese altcoins. Investors are already showing intense interest in these Chinese altcoins.
All Eyes on Chinese Altcoins
As the momentous shift in Hong Kong is just a few days away, investor demand for Chinese altcoins like Conflux (CFX) has risen. In addition to CFX, notable activity has been observed in other Chinese altcoins. Altcoins like Filecoin (FIL) and EOS (EOS) have increased by at least 7-8% weekly.
Other Chinese altcoins standing out are Alchemy Pay (ACH), Vechain (VET), Linear (LINA), NEO (NEO), Matrix AI Network (MAN), Highstreet (HIGH), Nervos Network (CKB), V Systems (VSYS), DODO (DODO), Qtum (QTUM), Ontology (ONT), Ren (REN), Kingdomverse (KING), Internet of Services (IOST), and The Virtua Kolect’ (TVK).
Market observers and experts focus on the possibility of further rises in these altcoins as a result of Hong Kong allowing individual crypto trading from 1st June.
