Group 1 - The report indicates that Chinese regulatory authorities maintain a cautious stance towards digital assets, but do not impose a ban. The internationalization of the Renminbi and the development of digital assets are areas that regulators wish to explore further, with various pathways including the central bank digital currency (e-CNY) [1] - DBS believes that banks play a crucial role in the digital asset space, contrasting with some investors' concerns that stablecoins may impact banking operations. Instead, banks are deeply involved in digital assets [1] - The report maintains a positive outlook for Hong Kong banks and fintech companies. Short-term catalysts for related fintech companies include the approval of stablecoin licenses in Hong Kong and the introduction of more favorable cryptocurrency policies in the United States [1] Group 2 - The report favors companies with clear stablecoin and digital asset application scenarios, including OSL Group (00863), LianLian Digital (02598), and Linklogis Technology-W (09959). In the banking sector, Bank of China Hong Kong (02388) is expected to benefit from the long-term opportunities of Renminbi tokenization and internationalization [1] - During the Hong Kong Fintech Week, regulation emerged as a frequently mentioned topic in the digital asset forum. The regulatory framework in the digital asset sector is still evolving compared to traditional finance [2] - DBS reiterated "buy" ratings for Bank of China Hong Kong (02388) and OSL Group (00863), with target prices set at HKD 39.4 and HKD 20, respectively [2]