Chinese online brokerages Tiger Brokers and Futu plan to bolster crypto trading services, taking on global players Robinhood and eToro, as per a report in the South China Morning Post today.
The post Publicly-listed Chinese brokerages eye Bitcoin offerings, but there’s a catch appeared first on CryptoSlate. origin »
Two Chinese online brokerages have set out to enter the global crypto trading market. The platforms, Tiger Brokers and Futu, are planning to offer their services only outside the People’s Republic as Beijing is once again cracking down on bitcoin trading in the country.
As China continues its crackdown on cryptocurrencies, some companies in the region are not lying low to take the heat. According to a recent report, two Chinese online brokerages have decided to expand their business to include crypto trading abroad.
Bitcoin consolidates between $86K and $92K as analysts see a possible double bottom pattern forming into Q-1 2026 setting the stage for the next rally.
Glassnode warns Bitcoin’s drawdown produced the biggest spike in realized losses since the FTX collapse, with short-term holders taking the brunt of the pain.
Bitcoin is facing a key $91.5K support level with analyst warning $85K retest possible, but double bottom pattern could point to bullish reversal ahead.
An analyst posts a bullish Bitcoin price prediction of $100K. Meanwhile, DeepSnitch AI’s 100X launch triggers a strong buying spree across the crypto market.
Bitcoin Hyper price prediction trends heat up as BTC drops below $86K and altcoin season stalls. DeepSnitch AI shows resilience, raising $650K and sparking 100x forecasts for January 2026