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This report explores the methodology of the HKEX Index Series, its potential to build market trust, and its implications for trading and investment strategies in Asia's dynamic cryptocurrency landscape.

Yangtze Optical Fibre and Cable Joint Stock Limited Company (HKEX: 6869) is a global leader in manufacturing optical fiber preforms, optical fibers, and optical cables, and is one of the representative communication infrastructure companies on the Hong Kong stock market.

Gate Stocks now supports Hong Kong and US stock trading, allowing users to enter global equity markets using USDT as a funding gateway. The Hong Kong market features Asian tech and consumer giants like Tencent, Alibaba, Xiaomi, and Meituan, while the US market is home to global technology leaders such as Apple, Microsoft, Nvidia, and Amazon. Both markets can be traded and managed through a single Gate Stocks unified account, but they differ significantly in trading hours, market structure, sector composition, and investment logic.

HashKey’s successful IPO in Hong Kong has drawn significant attention. However, the HSK platform token has dropped over 86% from its multi-year high, highlighting a marked disconnect between the token’s price action and the company’s strategic direction. Investors should carefully assess both the associated risks and underlying opportunities.

Tencent Holdings stands as one of the most iconic technology companies on the Hong Kong stock market and a major component of both the Hang Seng Index and the Hang Seng Tech Index. Following Gate's launch of Hong Kong stock trading services, users can invest in Tencent Holdings using USDT via the Gate Stocks platform, while managing Hong Kong stocks, U.S. stocks, and digital assets on the same platform.

Buying Korean stocks with USDT means participating in the Korean stock market trading through the Gate Stocks Korean Stock Zone, using stablecoins like USDT as the funding medium. After completing account verification and opening a stock account, users can transfer USDT to their stock account, search for target stocks in the Korean Stock Zone, and complete transactions. This entire process connects digital asset accounts with the Korean capital market, enabling users to access the stocks of listed Korean companies more conveniently.

Buying Hong Kong stocks with USDT refers to using stablecoins as a funding medium to participate in the Hong Kong stock market through digital asset trading platforms such as Gate Stocks. After opening a stock account, users can transfer USDT into their stock account and buy or sell shares of Hong Kong-listed companies through the Hong Kong Stocks section. The entire process connects digital asset accounts with global capital markets while reducing the fund conversion and account management steps typically associated with traditional cross-border securities investing.

Gate Korea Stocks is a service that enables users to trade in the Korean stock market using stablecoins such as USDT. Through the Gate Stocks platform, users can view Korean-listed companies, execute trades, and manage stock holdings. Compared with traditional cross-border securities investment models, Gate Korea Stocks connects digital asset accounts with the Korean capital market, allowing users to allocate Korean stocks, global equities, and digital assets within a unified platform.

Tencent Holdings is a leading internet technology company in China that has built a diversified business ecosystem spanning social platforms, digital content, gaming, fintech, and cloud services. It has become one of the most representative technology companies in the Hong Kong stock market.

Gate Hong Kong Stocks is a service that enables users to trade in the Hong Kong stock market using stablecoins such as USDT. Through the Gate Stocks platform, users can view, trade, and manage holdings of Hong Kong-listed stocks. Compared with traditional Hong Kong brokerage models, Gate Hong Kong Stocks connects digital asset accounts with the stock market, reducing the need for cross-border remittances and multiple account management processes, making it easier for global users to access Hong Kong capital markets.

This article analyzes the distinct asset characteristics of Ethereum (ETH) and Bitcoin (BTC). It highlights ETH’s inherent advantage as a yield-bearing asset. The article also explores the potential of SBET in ETH staking and within the broader DeFi ecosystem.

Gate Research Weekly Report: This week, the crypto market showed strong performance, with BTC and ETH both rising about 7%. Bitcoin spot ETF net inflows reached $926 million, while Ethereum spot ETFs also maintained positive inflows. World Liberty Financial's sales hit $12.51 million. Horizon partnered with China Merchants Securities (HK) to launch a virtual asset ETF market-making solution. Symbiosis teamed up with Avail to promote innovation in a unified Web3 framework. Radiant Capital suspended its lending market after a vulnerability exploit, leading to an estimated loss of $58 million.The GOAT meme coin surged 3,000 times within a week of its launch.

Since the 2023 Hong Kong Web3 Conference and the introduction of new virtual asset regulations, especially the launch of Type 7 licensed virtual asset trading platforms and security token regulations, many believe Hong Kong will become the central hub for RWA.

As an investment tool, investors can indirectly invest in cryptocurrencies by purchasing cryptocurrency trust funds, without directly holding or managing the assets. This article explores the definition, characteristics, and advantages of cryptocurrency trust funds, providing an overview of the current layouts of well-known global cryptocurrency trust funds, including Grayscale, BlackRock, Bitwise, etc., and summarizes potential development trends for user reference.

While Hong Kong’s crypto ETFs remain small, deeper shifts are underway. Rapid licensing expansion, RWA tokenization, and stablecoin regulation are driving TradFi integration. This piece examines regulatory overhaul, infrastructure buildout, and the path to closing the on-chain/off-chain gap.