Raymond Hsu

CEO and Co-Founder at Cabital https://www.cabital.com

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Bio Raymond Hsu is the Co-Founder and CEO for Cabital, a leading cryptocurrency wealth management platform. Career History Prior to co-founding Cabital in 2020, Raymond worked for fintech and traditional banking institutions, including Citibank, Standard Chartered Bank, eBay, and Airwallex.

Blogs

Blockchain in Banking and Financial Services

How does blockchain drive change in e-commerce and payments?

05 Aug 2022

According to the latest survey conducted by PMNTS and BitPay, 85% of businesses are adopting crypto payments to find and gain new customers. As an alternative payment system built on the blockchain ledger, cryptocurrency is the digital alternative to traditional fiat currencies, and the blockchain - the transparent, distributed ledger where all c...

Cryptocurrency Insights

How Crypto Firms Can Comply with Ongoing Sanctions

21 Mar 2022

As top policymakers continue ringing alarm bells about Russian entities attempting to dodge sanctions with cryptocurrencies, it is pertinent for the crypto industry to stay in line with the latest regulatory developments in order to ensure that the sector does not breach any applicable sanctions regulations, which would only invite potentially he...

Cryptocurrency Insights

Could the U.S. become crypto global leader in 2022?

25 Jan 2022

U.S. regulators have taken extraordinary measures in 2021 in voicing their concerns around the cryptocurrency industry along with passing critical regulation that will bring more clarity for crypto companies and how they can operate in the jurisdiction. The US Securities and Exchange Commission chairman Gary Gensler said recently that the governme...

Cryptocurrency Insights

Work smarter, not Harder: How to Generate Passive Income with Crypto

22 Dec 2021

When you take your hard-earned money to the market, your main goal is to grow your wealth so you can achieve financial independence. One way to do this is by diversifying your portfolio so that it includes different types of investments, such as real estate, equities, bonds, mutual funds, and exchange traded funds. Regardless of which financial in...

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