香港发布《香港数字资产发展政策宣言2.0》
2025/06/26 04:26Jinse Finance report, Hong Kong has released the "Hong Kong Digital Asset Development Policy Statement 2.0" (the "Policy Statement 2.0"), reiterating the government's commitment to building Hong Kong into a global innovation center in the digital asset field. The "Policy Statement 2.0" outlines the government's vision of building a trusted and innovation-focused digital asset ecosystem, prioritizing risk management and investor protection, while striving to bring tangible benefits to the real economy and financial markets. The new policy statement focuses on: optimizing laws and regulations, expanding tokenized product categories, promoting application scenarios and cross-sector collaboration, and developing talent and partners. Financial Secretary Paul Chan said: The "Policy Statement 2.0" demonstrates our vision for the development of digital assets, and through practical implementation, it showcases the real application of tokenization and promotes the diversification of application scenarios. By combining prudent regulation with encouragement of market innovation, we will build a more vibrant digital asset ecosystem that is integrated with the real economy and social life, bringing benefits to the economy and society, while consolidating Hong Kong's position as an international financial center.
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