Hong Kong-listed company Yingzheng International announces entry into Web3, plans to launch a proprietary trading platform

2026-01-17 07:42:11

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【Block Rhythm】Hong Kong-listed company Yingzheng International recently announced a major move—officially entering the Web3 space. According to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange announcement, this company plans to provide software development services for blockchain exchanges and project parties, and is also preparing its own trading platform.

Sounds quite down-to-earth. Yingzheng International is focusing on compliance development, planning to explore digital asset trading platforms, wallets, and related underlying technologies. The company originally specialized in biometric recognition and security software, and now venturing into the crypto ecosystem, making it an interesting cross-industry move.

Based on data, Yingzheng International has a market value of approximately HKD 123 million, a medium size. Notably, the company also changed its name in December 2025. This Web3 strategy is clearly not a temporary idea but a deliberate business shift. For those interested in how traditional software companies are entering the blockchain space, this case provides some useful insights.

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AlwaysQuestioning

· 5h ago

Another crossover into Web3? Biometric technology shifting to become an exchange... This tactic feels a bit familiar. Let's see how far they can go under the guise of compliance.

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WagmiOrRekt

· 5h ago

Another traditional software company coming to harvest retail investors, tired of the compliance talk. From security to trading platforms? This crossover is too awkward. A company with a market value of 1.23 billion daring to run an exchange—really bold. Renaming the company—it's obvious they're just trying to ride the hype. Damn, what's the reference value of this kind of case? I think it's a negative example.

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RetroHodler91

· 6h ago

Switching from security software to Web3, can this path work out? It feels a bit abrupt. --- Once again, a Hong Kong-listed company is jumping on the bandwagon. Whether their compliance construction is reliable still depends on the key. --- 1.23 billion HKD in scale entering Web3... what kind of impact can they make? --- Renaming and building a trading platform from scratch, this guy is quite something. --- Compliance, compliance, compliance. Saying it every day, but when it comes to execution, you realize how deep the water really is. --- Moving from biometric recognition to blockchain, that's quite a leap, probably gambling in nature. --- Even the Hong Kong Stock Exchange has given the green light, it seems this time it's not just talk.

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DeFi_Dad_Jokes

· 6h ago

Security software turns to wallets—this cross-industry move is quite bold, hilarious Changing names and building exchanges, Hong Kong-listed companies are really diving into Web3 1.23 billion market cap and still want to build a trading platform? Quite ambitious Biometric authentication turned into encryption? That tech stack is quite a stretch Combining compliance licenses with proprietary exchanges, who are they copying this from? Is this real? Traditional software companies are now moving onto the blockchain Is this not just a rug pull disguise? Why did they suddenly jump into the market? Being listed in Hong Kong is more reliable, better than fly-by-night projects Wallet + exchange + underlying technology, a full set of infrastructure... With such a small market cap, going all-in on Web3 is extremely risky Renaming clearly shows they’re serious, but I wonder how the technology is

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ZenZKPlayer

· 6h ago

Another traditional software company is coming to cash in on Web3. Will this time be more talk than action? --- From security to the crypto world, such a leap... Has Yingzheng really thought it through, or is it just attracted by the fate of being cut like a leek haha --- 1.23 billion HKD to come in and play with exchanges? The possibility of being beaten badly is quite high --- Compliance construction? Just listen, is there really any true compliance in the crypto world, friends? --- Changing names, building platforms, creating wallets... I’m familiar with this routine. Most likely, they’ll disappear after a wave of exploitation --- Wait, using security recognition technology in blockchain... this idea is actually quite interesting --- Hong Kong stock companies are starting to panic, it seems Web3 is really taking off --- This is the smell of capital sensing a hot trend. Don’t worry about whether they make money or not, just hype the concept first --- Software companies entering the crypto space usually have only two outcomes: either make a huge profit or suffer heavy losses, there’s basically no middle ground

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LuckyHashValue

· 6h ago

Another traditional software company is jumping on the bandwagon, from security to trading platforms—such a wide range... Compliance? Let's see if they can survive the next bear market first. With a scale of 123 million HKD, having such big ambitions is indeed interesting. Renaming to turn things around? I've seen this trick many times. But working on wallets and underlying technology shows some sincerity; it's not just a scheme to fleece users.

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