Solana (SOL) Now Listed on HashKey Global

As an analyst with a background in digital assets and experience in following the regulatory landscape, I’m excited to see HashKey Global expanding its cryptocurrency offerings by adding Solana (SOL) to its platform. The company’s strategic entry into the crypto market in April and initial listing of around 20 digital assets was a smart move, given the growing demand for regulated exchanges.


HashKey Global, an international division of Hong Kong’s HashKey Group, expands its cryptocurrency selection by introducing Solana (SOL) for trading on their platform. This new addition is open to users beyond the Hong Kong market.

As a market analyst, I can tell you that our company made its entry into the cryptocurrency sector in April, following our broader business strategy to expand our reach on a global scale. Upon launching, we listed approximately 20 different digital assets available for trading on our platform. Some of these assets included well-known cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH), along with stablecoins such as Tether’s USDT (USDT).

According to a recent announcement, HashKey Global has expanded its offerings by including the SOL/USDT pair for trading on its spot market as of Friday. This addition increases the total number of tokens that can be traded spotlessly on the platform to twenty-one.

HashKey Global to List Solana For Trading Today

Beginning on May 24, at 10:00 UTC, HashKey Global will initiate trading for the recently added SOL-USDT pair.

As an analyst, I’d rephrase it as follows: The company has announced that its asset, SOL, won’t be accessible in specific areas like the US and mainland China due to regulatory ambiguities. Listing SOL on the exchange, however, expands its reach towards the Asian market, allowing potential buyers from this region to acquire the digital asset through a regulated platform.

In April, the HasKey Group obtained regulatory approval from Bermuda’s financial authorities, enabling the firm to introduce crypto trading opportunities for retail clients while adhering to local legal requirements.

During that period, Livio Weng, the COO of the group, mentioned that the Hong Kong branch, catering to both retail and institutional customers through separate banking accounts, had approximately 170,000 clients on record.

Despite this, the population of potential buyers unable to participate in the Hong Kong market was fourfold greater than our current user base. The introduction of an international platform will enable these users to finally invest in the cryptocurrencies they desire.

Based on my analysis, I firmly believe that HasKey Global is poised for significant expansion in user base due to its ability to cater to users from diverse jurisdictions known for their crypto-friendliness.

SOL Continues to Show Bearish Sentiments

As a crypto investor, I’ve noticed that even though Solana (SOL) was listed on HasKey Global recently, there wasn’t any noticeable response from the asset in terms of price movement. Regrettably, SOL has persisted in its bearish trend over the past 24 hours.

I’ve noticed a disappointing 5.4% decrease in Solana (SOL) prices, which now hover around the $165 mark. This slide correlates with the overall market trend as Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) have also experienced losses of approximately 3.27% and 3.74% respectively.

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2024-05-24 15:03