Hong Kong’s HashKey Group, operator of the city’s largest licensed crypto exchange, has confidentially filed for an IPO aiming to raise up to $500 million. The company plans to list in Hong Kong this year, aligning with the city’s push to become a global hub for digital assets. HashKey is expanding globally and its IPO reflects growing investor interest in crypto firms in a friendly regulatory climate. Discussions on valuation and timing are still ongoing.
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