CHAOEX Hong Kong exchange held an event for the first time with potential users in Russia, thus opening the way to the Asia-Pacific region. On September 2, the Hong Kong exchange CHAOEX held its first meeting in Ulan–Ude (Russia), meeting with local crypto-enthusiasts, traders and investors.
CHAOEX exchange was established in 2017. Initially, the platform, created by the Chinese team, was aimed at users in China, but in 2017, a new state law 9.4 on the prohibition of cryptocurrency on the mainland of China came into force, which hampered the development of business and contributed to the company's move to Hong Kong. Despite the ban on cryptocurrencies from the state, the Chinese digital market remains very large. In addition, knowing the Chinese market, the company has the natural advantages of access to continental users, attracting more than 30,000 users per year. However, after the entry into force of policy 9.4, the CHAOEX team began to set more global goals, outlining a plan for business expansion. The first step is the Asia-Pacific region and Russia. It is obvious that doing business in Russia depends on the policy of the state in relation to digital currencies. Fortunately, the Russian government is very supportive and even supports the digital market, providing benefits for electricity, hardware, supports the opening of technoparks, providing services for those support 24/7.