HKEX-listed Huobi Technology introduces more crypto services amid its shares continuing to drop below $1.
Hong Kong-listed virtual asset platform Huobi Technology Holdings has launched a cryptocurrency over-the-counter service, the firm announced to Cointelegraph on Wednesday.
The two companies share some shareholders but they are two separate legal entities, a spokesperson for Huobi told Cointelegraph.
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