Jinse Finance compiled multiple international and domestic news items, reporting that the Hong Kong government plans to submit amendments within the year to the licensing regime for services including virtual asset trading and custody, along with other market and industry developments.
Jamaica’s House of Representatives, on September 22 began considering a virtual asset service provider regulatory bill, which aims to establish a licensing, anti-money laundering, and operational regulatory framework.
The Bolivian government and the International Monetary Fund have reportedly agreed to establish a virtual asset regulatory framework and are assessing the incorporation of USDT into the national payment system. Specific implementation arrangements have not yet been announced.