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Hong Kong is seeking to attract talents with specialities in innovative technologies such as blockchain via a special immigration policy. origin »
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Hong Kong Brings In Talent From Around the World for Blockchain With New Immigration Policy The new Quality Migrant Admission Scheme (QMAS) from Hong Kong is a policy that would allow new people to immigrate into their country to work on innovative technologies.
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With its updates in immigration policy, Hong Kong shows real interest in attracting specialists working with cutting-edge technologies including blockchain. The post Hong Kong Welcomes Foreign Blockchain Specialists, Introduces Special Immigration Policy appeared first on CoinSpeaker.
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The move follows interest in securities trading using central bank digital currencies.
Over $12 million in value was issued in the pilot with commercial and central banks in Hong Kong, Thailand, the UAE and China taking part.
The researchers published results from “Project Hamilton,” which was first announced in 2020 to explore the use of existing and new tech to build and test a hypothetical CBDC platform.
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