Recently, a phenomenon has been a hot topic in the industry: why has Hong Kong suddenly become the global focus of RWA?

Simply put, the RWA (Real-World Asset on Chain) track is reshaping the value internet, and the policy support from the Hong Kong government has made this place the easiest hub for implementation. Many blockchain practitioners are discussing this topic—policy friendliness, compliance framework, infrastructure—how these three elements have enabled Hong Kong to stand out in this wave of asset digitization.

Interestingly, this is not just hype at the conceptual level. From infrastructure development to compliance systems, and to the specific implementation of Tokenization, the entire chain is rapidly connecting. Some well-known industry participants, including institutions and individuals engaged in blockchain research, digital asset analysis, and RWA investment, are closely monitoring the evolution of this market.

Their consensus is roughly: asset on-chain has upgraded from "technological experimentation" to "industry practice," and Hong Kong is the front-runner testing ground. Government support, clear policies, and a complete ecosystem—these factors combined make many believe that Hong Kong will not be absent from this paradigm shift.