Group 1 - The core opportunity in the stablecoin sector lies in companies that hold stablecoin licenses, as regulatory frameworks in places like Hong Kong and the U.S. mandate that only licensed entities can issue stablecoins [1][3] - Historical examples show that companies obtaining scarce licenses have seen significant stock price increases, such as Zhongmian's stock rising from tens to over 400 yuan after acquiring a duty-free license [3][6] - Stablecoins are viewed as essential assets in the digital finance era and are seen as a means to challenge the dominance of the U.S. dollar in global finance [3][4] Group 2 - In the A-share market, key companies with or involved in stablecoin licenses include JD.com, which is evolving from an e-commerce platform to a "digital bank" by integrating payment, logistics, and credit services [6] - Another notable company is Zhangqu Technology, which holds an 11.11% stake in Anpi Group, one of the five stablecoin issuers approved by the Hong Kong Monetary Authority [7] - A standout company in this space possesses multiple licenses from the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission, making it the only A-share company with both securities and virtual currency issuance qualifications [8]
重磅!稳定币第一牌照方!外资买上千股,有望5元冲击50元!
Sou Hu Cai Jing·2025-06-05 05:42