News on licensing, exchange hubs, virtual asset rules, and the city’s evolving role in digital finance.
Hong Kong examines Bitcoin's potential amid government fiscal reserve considerations.
Oluwapelumi Adejumo 2 min read 
Hong Kong's stablecoin framework may position it ahead of the US in digital asset regulation.
US leads with $266 million in crypto inflows, highlighting robust interest in Ethereum and XRP.
The Tron founder drew a parallel between art, NFTs, and blockchain during the event.
The proposal aims to make Hong Kong a top choice for global asset managers by leveraging tax exemptions amid competition with Singapore.
The HKMA warned that overseas crypto firms illegally posing as banks may mislead consumers about licensing.
Circle CEO Jeremy Allaire said stablecoins have the potential to streamline cross-border trade and drive efficiencies in emerging markets.
The project, designed to simplify cross-border payments through CBDCs, has raised concerns over potential misuse to evade US sanctions.
The partnership aims to explore payment and delivery systems for trade finance and carbon credits amid global tokenization shifts.
