HashKey Global announces the listing of the HashKey Platform Token (HSK) to expand the Web3 ecosystem; deposits open on November 7, and spot trading of HSK/USDT begins on November 26 🌐

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HashKey Global, a licensed digital asset exchange, has announced the initial listing of the HashKey Platform Token (HSK). This token will be a key element of the HashKey ecosystem and will facilitate mass adoption in the global Web3 community. HSK deposits will open on November 7, and spot trading of HSK/USDT will begin on November 26.

HSK will be used across all HashKey businesses, including licensed exchanges, investments, asset management, tokenization, and infrastructure services. Additionally, HSK serves as the native and gas token of HashKey Chain, a second-level public chain, supporting the long-term growth of the ecosystem.

Founded in 2018, HashKey Group provides regulatory-compliant Web3 infrastructure in Asia, bridging traditional finance and cryptocurrencies. HSK will integrate and develop the ecosystem, creating value for users worldwide.

This material was prepared by Khachatur Davtyan, developed and translated by artificial intelligence.

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