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  1. Solowin Holdings is utilizing its Hong Kong SFC licensed subsidiaries to establish a regulated bridge for digital assets, including Bitcoin.

Solowin Holdings acquired AlloyX for $350M and integrated it into its Hong Kong-based digital asset ecosystem.

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Solowin Holdings acquired AlloyX for $350M and integrated it into its Hong Kong-based digital asset ecosystem.

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  1. MOU signed between Solowin/AlloyX to co-develop financial models using AI and Quantum tech.1 source
  2. The acquisition of AlloyX is a specific step in Solowin's strategy to build a regulated digital asset bridge in Hong Kong.1 source

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  • manilatimes.net
  • CoinDeskSolowin Closes $350M AlloyX Deal to Expand Stablecoin Infrastructure in Emerging Markets Solowin Holdings (SWIN), a publicly-traded investment holding firm, has announced it completed a $350 million