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Group 1 - The Hong Kong government has released the "Hong Kong Digital Asset Development Policy Declaration 2.0," emphasizing its commitment to becoming a global innovation center for digital assets, focusing on specific pathways and scalable applications compared to the first declaration in 2022 [1] - The declaration identifies stablecoins and Real World Assets (RWA) tokenization as strategic cores, with plans to regularize government tokenized bond issuance and expand tokenization to a broader range of real-world assets, including gold, commodities, green energy assets, and electric vehicle-related assets [1] - The trend of "scene scaling" is expected to become a significant characteristic of digital asset development in Hong Kong, supported by Ant Group's announcement to open four core technologies to facilitate the expansion of digital asset applications [4][6] Group 2 - Ant Group's four core technologies include Layer 2 networks, large model development tools, a "blockchain + IoT" trusted architecture, and institutional-level Web3 wallet technology, which are crucial for the implementation of digital assets [4][5] - The "blockchain + IoT" trusted architecture ensures the authenticity and immutability of RWA source data, while the institutional-level Web3 wallet technology provides a secure and convenient platform for users to manage their digital assets [5] - Ant Group has been investing in blockchain technology since 2016 and currently holds the top global ranking in blockchain-related patents, with significant breakthroughs in smart contracts, network transmission, storage engines, and cross-chain technologies [5] Group 3 - The industry is optimistic about the accelerated development of Hong Kong's digital asset ecosystem, with a clear and forward-looking policy framework providing a solid foundation for technological innovation [6] - The "LEAP" strategy framework, which includes optimizing legal and regulatory aspects, expanding tokenized product varieties, promoting application scenarios and cross-sector collaboration, and developing talent and partnerships, is being implemented alongside various regulatory initiatives [6][7] - Hong Kong has attracted over 80 key enterprises, including major companies like China Mobile, Baidu, and Huawei, which are expected to invest approximately HKD 50 billion and create over 20,000 job opportunities in the coming years [7]