Thailand’s largest cryptocurrency exchange aims to list in HK when everything ‘goes back to normal’ as FTX collapse shakes confidence in industry


Thailand’s largest cryptocurrency exchange is eyeing Hong Kong as its listing destination when it goes public, possibly as early as 2024, its CEO told the Post during a regional economic forum.

Jirayut Srupsrisopa, founder and CEO of Bitkub Capital Group, said geographical location played a big part in his consideration for choosing Hong Kong over New York, as well as the Asian financial hub’s sound rule of law and high liquidity in its stock exchange.

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