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Crypto.com&#8217;s expansion strategy has taken a significant step forward with granting a Virtual Assets Service Provider (VASP) license by Dubai&#8217;s regulatory authorities to the company&#8217;s Dubai entity, CRO DAX Middle East FZE, subject to operational approval.



The license allows Crypto.com&#8217;s Dubai arm to offer various services, such as exchange, broker-dealer, and lending and borrowing, to both retail and institutional investors.



The collaboration between Crypto.com and Dubai&#8217;s regulators is a positive step towards regulatory alignment and marks a new chapter for the company.



Kris Marszalek, the CEO of Crypto.com, expressed his excitement about working closely with regulatory bodies in Dubai and contributing to the city&#8217;s growing crypto industry.ory bodies in Dubai to contribute to the city&#8217;s growing crypto industry.



He highlighted Dubai&#8217;s proactive approach to regulatory design, underscoring Crypto.com&#8217;s commitment to operating within the established frameworks.



Dubai has emerged as a crypto-friendly destination, attracting businesses seeking regulatory clarity. The region&#8217;s regulatory framework provides a clear roadmap, making it an ideal and secure location for companies looking to establish their permanent headquarters.



Crypto.com&#8217;s Dubai entity has been granted a VASP license, in line with the company&#8217;s strategic decision to designate Dubai as its Middle East and North Africa hub. This significant move follows the provisional license received from VARA in June 2022 and a minimal viable product (MVP) preparatory license secured in March of the following year.



Crypto.com has been expanding its presence in Dubai, and the recent regulatory achievement will help the company offer more services and play a bigger role in the growing crypto market of the Middle East and North Africa. This collaboration with Dubai&#8217;s regulatory authorities demonstrates Crypto.com&#8217;s dedication to compliance and highlights Dubai&#8217;s position as a forward-thinking and inviting hub for innovative crypto projects.

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Crypto.com Granted VASP License by Dubai’s VARA

Cryptocurrency companies operating in Dubai have been given a deadline of November 17 to either register or obtain a license from the Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority (VARA).



The regulatory body has warned that companies that fail to apply for a license by the deadline may face prohibition from operating in the emirate.



&#8220;VARA is calling on VASPs that have yet to submit the applications, have missed the notifications from their commercial licensing authorities, or have submitted incomplete forms to proactively get in touch to avoid unintended regulatory consequences.&#8221;



Dubai has received over 1,000 applications from legacy companies seeking to register under its robust regulatory framework, highlighting the city&#8217;s commitment to promoting a trustful and open environment for virtual assets.



As the emirate strengthens its position on the global stage, the UAE authorities began discussing the issuance of cryptocurrency licenses in February 2022 to attract foreign cryptocurrency companies.



The government is following a &#8220;hybrid approach&#8221; to regulation, with the local exchange regulator and the Central Bank exercising joint-supervision.



In February, Dubai authorities introduced new regulations for crypto companies, requiring them to obtain permission and appropriate licenses to operate in the city.



Additionally, there are separate rules for specific activities like issuance, consulting services, storage, and exchange services.

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VARA Sets Nov. 17 Deadline for Crypto Companies Registration

The Dubai Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority (VARA) has issued a Virtual Asset Service Provider (VASP) license to crypto wallet Backpack to launch its Backpack Exchange.



Backpack Exchange is a cryptocurrency exchange platform licensed by VARA to provide exchange services exclusively in Dubai.



The license does not allow Backpack to offer its other virtual asset products and services.



In an announcement, Backpack Exchange offers multi-party computation (MPC) for custody, zero-knowledge (ZK) proof-of-reserves, and low-latency order execution.



According to the announcement, Backpack Exchange has obtained operational licenses from various jurisdictions worldwide over the past five months.



Backpack Exchange will be initially accessible to existing Backpack and Mad Lads users at the beginning of this month, with plans to be made for the public in the first quarter of 2024.



Backpack has plans to incorporate various trading functionalities, such as margin, cross-collateral, and derivatives, into its offerings during the current period.



The Backpack Wallet, which is currently unregulated, has been designed to facilitate users in transitioning from fiat to on-chain applications in the future.



In this context, Armani Ferrante, the CEO and co-founder of Backpack, expressed his interest in addressing the lack of transparency in crypto exchanges, saying: &#8220;Using cryptographic techniques like zk-proofs, MPC, and state machine replication, Backpack Exchange hopes to raise the bar for transparency and compliance to demonstrate the best this technology has to offer. Don&#8217;t trust, verify.&#8221;



Over the past year, the Dubai VARA regulator was quite active in issuing operational licenses to multiple crypto exchanges, a matter which enhanced the emirate&#8217;s position as a crypto-friendly hub.



In February 2023, the watchdog updated its guidelines for VASPs operating within the emirate.



According to the new guidelines, all crypto exchanges must comply with the marketing, advertising, and promotion regulations. Those who violate these regulations may face fines starting from 20,000 UAE dirhams ($5,500) to 200,000 dirhams ($55,000), while in case of repeating, violators may be fined up to 500,000 dirhams ($135,000).

Backpack Granted VASP License from Dubai VARA

Standard Chartered has announced that it plans to introduce custody services for Bitcoin and Ether in Dubai by the first quarter of 2024.



Additionally, the bank is in the final stages of securing In-Principle Approval to operate as a cryptocurrency broker-dealer in Abu Dhabi&#8217;s over-the-counter market.



Earlier this year, Standard Chartered and DIFC entered into a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to collaborate on digital asset custody services.



Waqar Chaudry, the bank&#8217;s Executive Director of Innovation, highlighted Dubai International Financial Centre&#8217;s (DIFC) extensive global reach. He stated that DIFC&#8217;s robust regulatory framework allows the bank to expand its digital asset services to diverse jurisdictions. As a result, Standard Chartered aims to exceed local offerings by obtaining regulatory approvals in various countries.



Chaudry said: &#8220;We have existing rails and settlement capability as well as service provision with other traditional custodians; we can service them, we can use them, they can use us. So that network effect will take hold pretty quickly after entities like us enter the market, rather than depending on a single bank network, unlike what recently failed institutions had built for the crypto market.&#8221;



Zodia Custody, a venture supported by Standard Chartered Ventures, will oversee the new custodial services. The company has a commendable track record, having already obtained approvals from regulators in the UK, Ireland, and Luxembourg. Recently, it secured a $36 million investment led by SBI Holdings.



The United Arab Emirates (UAE) is a conducive environment for financial institutions involved in digital assets. Bill Winters, the CEO of Standard Chartered, praised the balanced regulatory approach of the UAE. The bank also has existing operational frameworks with traditional custodians, which is expected to hasten the network effect once Standard Chartered ventures into the digital asset market.

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Standard Chartered Plans To Offer Bitcoin Services in Dubai in 2024

The Dubai Multi Commodities Centre (DMCC), a free economic zone in the United Arab Emirates, has partnered with the Solana Foundation.



Solana will offer technical and business development assistance to all DMCC Crypto Centre members using its blockchain platform. Additionally, Solana will provide webinars and educational courses on various Web3 topics and extend its operational grant program at DMCC.



In exchange, Solana&#8217;s existing partners will receive preferential treatment at DMCC.



In this regard, DMCC CEO Ahmed Bin Sulayem said: &#8220;We will provide complimentary setup and business licensing for Solana ecosystem projects while our members can access a world-class blockchain platform and dedicated Solana engineering teams that can take their businesses to new heights.&#8221;



DMCC&#8217;s ecosystem partners include various entities, such as the crypto exchange Bybit, digital asset market maker DWF Labs, Web3 incubator TDeFi, venture capital fund Brinc, and others. The DMCC has a member count of 23,000 companies.



DMCC is one of three economic free zones in the UAE, along with Abu Dhabi Global Market and Dubai Silicon Oasis Authority, established to improve the region&#8217;s investment climate.



The Ras Al Khaimah Digital Assets Oasis, revealed during Blockchain Life 2023, will soon join this trio. As of September 2023, the Solana network had secured the 10th position globally in terms of the total value locked, holding an equivalent of approximately $359 million.



Earlier in June, Exarta, an AI solutions provider and one of the top 32 metaverse companies in the world announced it had opened a new office at the DMCC Crypto Centre in Dubai.



The new office will serve as a regional hub for EXARTA&#8217;s operations in the Middle East in light of its plan to support the increasing demand for Web3 and AI solutions.

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Solana Became Partner of DMCC Ecosystem

Dubai&#8217;s Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority (VARA) has warned about the Virtual Asset Service Provider (VASP) JPEX and other associated entities in its holding group.



VARA is considering and initiating regulatory actions against them due to their unregulated operations and false claims about their regulatory status. Investors and market participants should take note of this development.



VARA&#8217;s primary concern is that JPEX operates without proper regulatory oversight. JPEX is not registered or regulated by VARA, so any Virtual Asset (VA) activity conducted or offered by JPEX, whether within Dubai or elsewhere, is unauthorized and unapproved by VARA.



JPEX and some affiliated individuals have made misleading statements about their regulatory status. VARA clarifies that JPEX is not regulated by VARA or subject to its oversight. Dubai Law No. 4 of 2022 mandates that all VA activities within or originating from Dubai are fully regulated and under VARA&#8217;s supervision. Therefore, if JPEX engages in any such activities, it violates Dubai Law.



VARA has reported that JPEX has not been granted permission to promote, advertise, solicit, or market its products and services. Therefore, JPEX is not authorized to encourage client participation in or from Dubai. Cabinet Resolution No. 111/2022 was cited by VARA, which advises potential investors and market participants to be cautious when dealing with unregulated VASPs. This resolution is a clear warning to exercise due diligence when dealing with virtual asset service providers.



VARA is encouraging customers targeted by JPEX&#8217;s promotional activities or receiving services from JPEX in Dubai to notify them.



This proactive approach will allow VARA to gather information and assess the potential extent of any wrongdoing. VARA reiterates its commitment to closely monitor the situation and take appropriate enforcement actions against JPEX and any individuals responsible for misconduct.



VARA is the competent regulatory authority overseeing virtual asset services in Dubai, excluding the Dubai International Financial Centre.

Dubai’s VARA Warns about JPEX as Unregulated VASP

BingX, a leading global cryptocurrency exchange, will sponsor the Future Blockchain Summit.



This groundbreaking event will take place from October 15 to 18 at Dubai Harbour and promises to revolutionize the world of Web3, blockchain, crypto, NFT, metaverse, and gaming.



As the Middle East/North Africa (MENA) region&#8217;s most immersive blockchain event, Future Blockchain Summit aims to inspire innovators, empower change-makers, and embolden disruptors across various tech domains. Over four dynamic days, attendees will engage with industry leaders, enthusiasts, and visionaries, expanding their networks and gaining valuable insights from a thought-provoking agenda.



BingX&#8217;s strategic expansion in the MENA region in June aligns with the commitment to connecting with users from diverse backgrounds and promoting cryptocurrency adoption, and the recent introduction of Peer-to-Peer (P2P) trading services for a range of MENA and Turkish fiat currencies demonstrates our dedication to enhancing accessibility and convenience. We look forward to continuing to foster the crypto ecosystem in this dynamic and promising market.



Nicholas Lo, Head of Business Development at BingX, Abdulla Hesham Khalifa, MENA Head of Community, and Markose.C, MENA Brand Representative, will speak at the event.



&#8220;In recent years, the MENA region has witnessed remarkable growth in its Web3 and crypto user base, and BingX has been proud to be part of this transformative journey. We see tremendous potential for Web3 technologies in MENA, and our sponsorship of the Future Blockchain Summit reaffirms our commitment to fostering innovation and driving the prosperity of Web3 in this dynamic region. We look forward to joining hands with visionaries, thought leaders, and entrepreneurs at the summit to explore new horizons and unlock the full potential of blockchain and cryptocurrencies in MENA.&#8221; Nicholas said.



BingX is a prominent crypto exchange that provides spot, derivatives, copy, and grid trading services to over 100 countries and regions worldwide. It has over 5 million users.

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BingX To Sponsor Future Blockchain Summit in Dubai

Dubai&#8217;s VARA has released an updated version of its Custody Services Rulebook. The new version allows Custody Services to offer staking services to their clients as long as they follow the revised guidelines in the rulebook.



Virtual Asset Service Providers (VASPs) that hold licenses for Custody Services can now offer staking services to their clients as the same legal entity, but only after obtaining additional approval from VARA.



Thanks to the new allowance, It is now unnecessary for VASPs to obtain a separate license for Virtual Asset Management and Investment Services. However, it&#8217;s essential to remember that offering such a service requires additional licensing and supervision fees.



As the governing authority, VARA oversees and regulates Virtual Asset services in the Emirate of Dubai, except for the jurisdiction of the Dubai International Financial Centre.



VARA-licensed VASPs offering Custody Services and authorized to provide Staking from Custody Services may offer both through the same legal entity, per Dubai&#8217;s regulatory guidelines.



&#8220;For the avoidance of doubt, such authorization for, and provision of Staking from Custody Services is considered to be sub-set of the Custody Services Activity, and is hence not subject to the requirement for a separate legal entity stipulated under Rule III.B.5 of this Custody Services Rulebook,&#8221; VARA said.



Recently, VARA in <a href="https://upyo.com/en/news/tags/dubai-crypto">Dubai</a> has granted Komainu, a digital asset custody service provider, an operating license.



This joint venture between Nomura, digital asset manager CoinShares, and digital asset security company Ledger had previously obtained a temporary MVP license from VARA in November 2022. With this new authorization, Komainu can offer its complete custody services, such as institutional staking and collateral management, via its Komainu Connect platform to clients in the Emirate.

Dubai’s VARA Allows Crypto Staking for VASPs

In Dubai, the Virtual Asset Regulatory Authority (VARA) has declared its plans to strengthen customer protection in cryptocurrency transactions by enhancing compliance procedures and broadening its regulatory scope.



This initiative seeks to minimize risks linked with digital asset dealings and establish a more transparent and secure digital asset environment.



Additionally, VARA aims to collaborate closely with industry stakeholders by offering them guidelines and best practices to ensure safer <a href="https://upyo.com/en/news/tags/dubai-crypto">cryptocurrency</a> engagement.



VARA and the Dubai Department of Economy &amp; Tourism are working together to establish reliable procedures that ensure top-notch consumer protection and security standards for virtual asset transactions.



The ultimate goal is to design and enforce regulatory frameworks that create a secure space for virtual asset users and investors. These regulations are expected to boost confidence in digital transactions and support Dubai&#8217;s digital economy&#8217;s long-term growth and sustainability.



New regulations will now affect transactions in both mainland and free zones, ensuring greater transparency for businesses dealing with virtual assets. VARA is willing to further strengthen regulations if needed. These measures aim to boost investor and consumer trust in the virtual asset market.



According to regulations, all entities eligible for a Full Market Product License must switch to a VARA-regulated system by August 31st. This regulation change is important to ensure compliance and fairness in the market for all participating entities.



Businesses must take necessary measures to adjust to the new VARA-regulated system, which includes comprehending the updated guidelines and making appropriate changes to their operations.



To support VARA&#8217;s endeavors, the Dubai Department of Economy &amp; Tourism will extend its coverage to include assistance in performing inspections, imposing penalties, managing application renewals, and enforcing suspensions or revocations in cases of non-adherence.



This collaboration also aims to ensure strict compliance with regulations and maintain a high standard of professionalism within the industry.

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Dubai’s VARA Enhances Customer Protection While Dealing with Crypto

Kyle Davies and Su Zhu, the individuals behind the now defunct digital asset hedge fund Three Arrows Capital (3AC), have been issued a fine by Dubai&#8217;s regulatory body that oversees the <a href="https://upyo.com/en/news/tags/dubai-crypto" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">cryptocurrency market </a>in relation to the OPNX exchange.



Dubai&#8217;s Virtual Asset Regulatory Authority (VARA) has released a notice regarding fines for the OPNX exchange. VARA has indicated that the exchange has violated market regulations resulting in a fine of 10 million United Arab Emirates dirhams (equivalent to approximately $2.7 million). The penalty, however, still needs to be settled.



VARA has made an announcement regarding the OPNX and its executives, including Davies, Zhu, Mark Lamb, and CEO Leslie Lamb. The regulator has imposed a fine of 200,000 AED (approximately $54,000) for violations of Dubai&#8217;s marketing, advertising, and promotions laws. According to VARA, the individuals in question have already fulfilled their obligations and paid the fine imposed by the regulator.



If the $2.7 million fine remains unpaid, VARA will determine appropriate actions against OPNX, which may include additional penalties, fines, or legal action to recover the payment. This could involve referring the matter to law enforcement agencies or competent courts.



Earlier this year, OPNX was established by the co-founders of 3AC and Mark Lamb, the founder of CoinFLEX. On its initial day, the exchange experienced a trading volume of only $13.64. However, by the end of June, the daily trading volume had increased significantly to $30 million.



In July, (VARA) decided to suspend the license of crypto exchange BitOasis for not meeting mandated conditions. VARA issued two market alerts regarding ongoing supervisory controls and enforcement actions initiated against BitOasis.



In February, VARA issued new virtual asset service providers (VASPs) guidelines to ensure economic sustainability and cross-border financial security.

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Dubai’s VARA Fines 3AC Founders over OPNX Exchange

The leading cryptocurrency exchange Binance announced it became the first crypto exchange in the world that obtained the Operational Minimum Viable Product (MVP) license from Dubai&#8217;s Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority (VARA).



According to a press release by Binance, the MVP license will allow Binance to provide crypto-related services, approved by the emirate, including exchange and broker-dealer services — initially to institutional and qualified retail investors. Binance was permitted by VARA to conduct virtual asset exchange and virtual asset broker-dealer services in Dubai. These services are only available to institutional and qualified retail investors.



<a href="https://upyo.com/en/news/tags/binance" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Binance</a>&#8216;s securing of the MVP license came after it had successfully secured the provisional MVP license in March 2022 and a preparatory MVP license in September 2022.



&#8220;This landmark development underscores our dedication to building a compliant exchange in partnership with local regulators and within Dubai&#8217;s unique regulatory framework for Virtual Asset Service Providers (VASPs),&#8221; Binance said.



In this regard, Head of Regional Markets at Binance Richard Teng noted: &#8220;Our priority is to be able to operate this first fully regulated exchange in, and from Dubai, in a FATF-compliant ecosystem, setting the stage for global scalability with uncompromised user assurance.&#8221;



Meanwhile, Binance Dubai’s General Manager Alexander Chehade pointed out that Dubai positioned itself as a <a href="https://upyo.com/en/news/tags/dubai-crypto" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">global crypto hub</a> over the past few years, expressing his excitement about growing his company&#8217;s operations in Dubai.



Cointelegraph clarified to invest in Binance Dubai, an individual must have the designation of a &#8220;qualified retail client.&#8221; Those who are eligible must be at least 21 years old and able to provide evidence of having 500,000 <a href="https://upyo.com/en/news/tags/uae-crypto" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">United Arab Emirates</a> dirhams ($136,000) in net liquid assets. This evidence can be in the form of bank statements and proof of funds.

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Dubai Regulatory Grants Binance MVP License To Offer Crypto Services

Crypto.com cryptocurrency exchange announced that it had received its Minimal Viable Product (MVP) Preparatory license from Dubai’s Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority (VARA), the world&#8217;s pioneering regulator of digital assets.&nbsp;



<a href="https://crypto.com/company-news/crypto-com-secures-mvp-preparatory-license-from-dubais-virtual-assets-regulatory-authority" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">The announcement </a>was made by the crypto exchange on Twitter, saying: &#8220;We’re proud to announce our latest milestone in global regulatory compliance and licensure.&nbsp;<a rel="noreferrer noopener" href="https://t.co/vCNztATSCO" target="_blank">Crypto.com</a>&nbsp;has secured its MVP Preparatory License from the Virtual Asset Regulatory Authority in Dubai.&#8221;



Under the MVP Preparatory license, Crypto.com is allowed to all pre-conditions required to operate within the VARA regime. It is worth noting that the cryptocurrency exchange obtained provisional approval from Dubai&#8217;s regulator last year.&nbsp;



Once the license became operational, Crypto.com, which is founded in 2016, will expand its digital asset-related activities by offering a series of crypto exchange services (spot and derivatives), brokerage, margin/leverage trading, and OTC offerings around settlements for institutional investors.&nbsp;



In this regard, Henson Orser, the chief executive officer of VARA, welcomed Crypto.com&#8217;s obtaining of the MVP Programme preparatory license, saying: &#8220;VARA’s regulatory framework will be instrumental in creating and managing a unique, resilient, and securely future-proofed ecosystem that delivers a sustainable and thriving global best-in-class VA market with secure cross-border interoperability. As such, participation from credible players like Crypto.com will further our mission of delivering a progressive and future-focused regulatory framework.&#8221;&nbsp;



Meanwhile, Crypto.com CEO Kris Marszalek hailed his company&#8217;s receipt of the license, noting such a license is a significant step for his company in the crypto industry, adding he looks forward to offering the most comprehensive and secure crypto experience to consumers.&nbsp;



Earlier in February, VARA issued new guidelines for virtual asset service providers to ensure economic sustainability and cross-border financial security.



According to a press release by the Government of Dubai, the Virtual Assets and Related Activities Regulations 2023 seeks to reach greater clarity on the expected level of operator responsibility by offering gold-standard risk assurance and Anti-Money Laundering (AML) standards, which all licensed entities in Dubai are expected to adhere.

Crypto.com Obtains VARA’s MVP Preparatory License

Dubai was ranked the world&#8217;s second-largest crypto hub following London, a recent research showed.&nbsp;



Recap, a crypto tax software and crypto portfolio tracker, conducted research on the most cryptocurrency-ready cities in the world. The&nbsp;<a target="_blank" href="https://recap.io/blog/the-rise-of-crypto-hubs-which-cities-are-leading-the-way-in-cryptocurrency" rel="noreferrer noopener">index</a>&nbsp;comprises eight criteria, such as crypto-specific events, crypto meet-ups, the number of crypto workers and companies, R&amp;D spending as a percentage of GDP, and the quality of life score in each city.



Dubai&#8217;s place pushed it to be the pioneering spot for cryptocurrency and blockchain technology in the Middle East in light of issuing several laws on the regulation and operation of crypto, the London-based firm said. Crypto investors saw Dubai as a desirable location for its 0% tax policy, high quality of life, and large number of crypto-based companies, which reached 772.&nbsp;



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However, Dubai is still behind London because the UK capital has the largest number of people working in the crypto industry and crypto companies that reached 800 firms. New York, Singapore, and Los Angeles were also pioneering crypto hubs, coming in the third, fourth, and fifth places, respectively, in the index.&nbsp;



In this regard, Co-founder of Recap David Howitt lauded Dubai&#8217;s ranking in second place globally, saying it is good news for the government which is expected to launch its own digital currency by 2026. &#8220;Crypto assets have grown massively over the past few years, and are becoming increasingly interlinked with the regulated financial markets, and the fact that so many cities are embracing it is a positive sign,&#8221; Howitt went on saying.&nbsp;



A recent survey by&nbsp;<a target="_blank" href="https://business.yougov.com/content/41850-two-thirds-uae-adults-are-interested-cryptocurrenc" rel="noreferrer noopener">YouGov</a>&nbsp;survey also found that two-thirds of UAE adults are interested in cryptocurrency.



Howitt added that the research found that the world’s least developed countries are significantly less prepared to become crypto-hubs due to a lack of infrastructure, foreign investment, and a skilled workforce. This could cause barriers to trade with more developed crypto-hubs in the future – so it’s important they’re all given the opportunity to get up to speed.



The top 10 crypto hub cities included Zug of Switzerland, Hong Kong, Paris, Vancouver, and Bangkok.&nbsp;

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