Hong Kong's fiscal budget has some major moves. Next month on the 25th, the SAR government will announce the budget for 2026/2027, with virtual assets and investor protection becoming key topics. The Hong Kong Securities and Futures Professionals Association recently stated that Hong Kong's regulatory infrastructure in the virtual assets sector has basically been completed, and now it's time to consider practical implementation. Specifically, the focus areas include three parts: first, speeding up the approval process for RWA products; second, attracting more international liquidity into the market; and third, connecting all links in the RWA ecosystem to form a complete industry chain. This indicates that Hong Kong's policy stance on virtual assets is shifting from "regulation" to "development."
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ImpermanentPhilosopher
· 01-23 00:55
Hong Kong is really going all out this time, shifting from regulation to development. Is the spring of RWA finally here?
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NightAirdropper
· 01-21 02:38
Hong Kong is really about to make a move this time, from regulation to embrace, the speed is fast.
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4am_degen
· 01-20 10:00
Finally, the day has come. Hong Kong is really going all out. Moving from regulation to development is a brilliant move.
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MetaverseLandlord
· 01-20 06:55
Finally, Hong Kong is shifting virtual assets from "regulation" to "development." The previous regulatory frameworks were not in vain.
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DeepRabbitHole
· 01-20 06:53
Hong Kong is really going all in now, shifting from management to development, and it looks like RWA is about to take off.
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ConsensusDissenter
· 01-20 06:49
Hong Kong is really starting to get serious, shifting from regulation to development... Speaking of which, speeding up RWA approval is the key, otherwise all the regulation in the world will be useless.
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JustAnotherWallet
· 01-20 06:29
Hong Kong is finally getting serious. From regulation to development, this shift is happening quite rapidly.
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GasFeeVictim
· 01-20 06:26
Hong Kong is really going all in now, shifting from regulation to development. It sounds great, but can the approval process for RWA keep up?
Hong Kong's fiscal budget has some major moves. Next month on the 25th, the SAR government will announce the budget for 2026/2027, with virtual assets and investor protection becoming key topics. The Hong Kong Securities and Futures Professionals Association recently stated that Hong Kong's regulatory infrastructure in the virtual assets sector has basically been completed, and now it's time to consider practical implementation. Specifically, the focus areas include three parts: first, speeding up the approval process for RWA products; second, attracting more international liquidity into the market; and third, connecting all links in the RWA ecosystem to form a complete industry chain. This indicates that Hong Kong's policy stance on virtual assets is shifting from "regulation" to "development."