Hong Kong Securities and Futures Professionals Association: Hong Kong has completed the preliminary virtual asset regulatory infrastructure, and the next focus should shift to the commercialization and application implementation.
Mars Finance reports that the Hong Kong government plans to announce the 2026/2027 Fiscal Budget on February 25. The focus will be on virtual assets and investor protection. The Hong Kong Securities and Futures Professionals Association stated that Hong Kong has completed initial regulatory infrastructure in the virtual assets sector. The next step should shift towards commercial application implementation. By improving RWA secondary market liquidity, accelerating product approval, introducing international liquidity, and strengthening professional training, Hong Kong aims to upgrade from a clearly regulated market to a globally virtual asset center with abundant liquidity and widespread application, aligning with the country’s “14th Five-Year Plan” for financial openness and digital economy strategy.
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Hong Kong Securities and Futures Professionals Association: Hong Kong has completed the preliminary virtual asset regulatory infrastructure, and the next focus should shift to the commercialization and application implementation.
Mars Finance reports that the Hong Kong government plans to announce the 2026/2027 Fiscal Budget on February 25. The focus will be on virtual assets and investor protection. The Hong Kong Securities and Futures Professionals Association stated that Hong Kong has completed initial regulatory infrastructure in the virtual assets sector. The next step should shift towards commercial application implementation. By improving RWA secondary market liquidity, accelerating product approval, introducing international liquidity, and strengthening professional training, Hong Kong aims to upgrade from a clearly regulated market to a globally virtual asset center with abundant liquidity and widespread application, aligning with the country’s “14th Five-Year Plan” for financial openness and digital economy strategy.