The Securities and Futures Commission of Hong Kong has removed BitHarbour from the list of virtual asset trading platform applications
Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission has updated the list of license applications that have been rejected, refused, or withdrawn. The relevant information shows that BitHarbour (Hong Kong) Limited, a virtual asset trading platform under BitWind Hong Kong, has been removed from the list of virtual asset trading platform applications on January 29th due to being "withdrawn".
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