Core Viewpoint - The Hong Kong government aims to establish the region as a global innovation center for digital assets through the release of the "Hong Kong Digital Asset Development Policy Declaration 2.0," which emphasizes a comprehensive regulatory framework and the expansion of tokenized products [1][13]. Group 1: Regulatory Framework - The new policy declaration introduces a "LEAP" framework focusing on legal and regulatory streamlining, expanding tokenized product categories, advancing use cases and cross-sector collaboration, and talent and partnership development [1]. - The Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) will oversee the licensing of digital asset trading and custody services, with a comprehensive review of existing laws to facilitate the tokenization of real-world assets [2][5]. - The regulatory framework aims to enhance market credibility, support effective risk management, and provide liquidity, thereby fostering a balanced ecosystem for market innovation and investor protection [6][12]. Group 2: Tokenization and Product Expansion - The government has issued tokenized green bonds totaling approximately HKD 6.8 billion, showcasing the benefits of tokenization, and plans to regularize the issuance of tokenized government bonds [10]. - Tax exemptions for tokenized ETFs will be clarified, encouraging market participants to explore the advantages of tokenizing ETFs, including money market ETFs [10]. - The government will promote broader asset and financial instrument tokenization across various sectors, including precious metals and renewable energy [10]. Group 3: Application Scenarios and Talent Development - A licensing mechanism for stablecoin issuers will be implemented on August 1, aimed at fostering practical application scenarios [11]. - The government will enhance collaboration among regulatory bodies, law enforcement, and technology providers to develop digital asset infrastructure [11]. - Initiatives will be taken to cultivate talent in the digital asset sector through partnerships with industry and academia, positioning Hong Kong as a center for knowledge sharing and international cooperation [11].

Core Viewpoint - The Hong Kong government aims to establish the region as a global innovation hub for digital assets through the release of the "Hong Kong Digital Asset Development Policy Declaration 2.0" which introduces the "LEAP" framework focusing on legal and regulatory optimization, expanding tokenized product varieties, advancing use cases and cross-sector collaboration, and talent and partnership development [1][10] Group 1: Legal and Regulatory Optimization - The policy declaration outlines a comprehensive regulatory framework for digital asset service providers, including trading platforms, stablecoin issuers, and custodians, with the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) as the main regulatory body [3][5] - The government will conduct a thorough review of existing laws to facilitate the tokenization of real-world assets and financial instruments, including the issuance and trading of tokenized bonds [3][11] - Hong Kong will continue to implement international standards related to digital assets, aligning with recommendations from various global financial regulatory bodies [3][4] Group 2: Expansion of Tokenized Products - The government has issued tokenized green bonds totaling approximately HKD 6.8 billion, showcasing the benefits of tokenization and plans to regularize the issuance of tokenized government bonds [8] - Tax exemptions for tokenized ETFs will be clarified to encourage market development, with proposals for tax relief expected to take effect in the 2025/2026 tax year [8] - The government aims to promote broader tokenization of assets and financial instruments across various sectors, including precious metals and renewable energy [8] Group 3: Advancing Use Cases and Cross-Sector Collaboration - A licensing mechanism for stablecoin issuers will be implemented on August 1, aimed at fostering practical applications of digital assets [9] - The government will enhance collaboration among regulatory bodies, law enforcement, and technology providers to develop digital asset infrastructure [9] - Initiatives such as the Digital Port's blockchain and digital asset pilot funding program will support projects with significant market impact [9] Group 4: Talent and Partnership Development - The government is committed to collaborating with industry and academia to foster talent development in the digital asset space [9] - Hong Kong aims to position itself as a center for knowledge sharing in digital assets and promote international cooperation through joint research initiatives [9][12]

Group 1 - The global virtual asset market is expected to exceed $3 trillion by 2024, with stablecoins serving as a bridge between traditional finance and the crypto world [1] - Hong Kong's Legislative Council has passed the "Stablecoin Bill," marking a significant step in virtual asset regulation and enhancing Hong Kong's attractiveness in the global Web3.0 and virtual asset competition [1] - Stablecoins play a dual role in the virtual asset market, acting as both a value stabilizer and an ecosystem connector, facilitating DeFi lending and cross-border payments [1] Group 2 - As of April 2025, Hong Kong has 10 licensed virtual asset trading platforms, with HashKey being the largest, managing assets worth HKD 10 billion and facilitating over HKD 600 billion in trading volume [2] - The Hong Kong Monetary Authority is actively promoting fintech platform development through sandbox initiatives, with the Ensemble project focusing on wholesale wCBDC based on blockchain technology [2] Group 3 - The first three issuers in the stablecoin sandbox include JD Coin Chain Technology, Yuan Coin Innovation Technology, and a joint application from Standard Chartered Bank, ANZ Group, and Hong Kong Telecom, all planning to launch HKD-pegged stablecoins [3] - JD stablecoin (JD-HKD) is in the second phase of sandbox testing, targeting retail and institutional applications for cross-border payments and investment transactions [3] Group 4 - Hong Kong's regulatory framework for stablecoins allows for multi-currency pegging, aligning with its status as an international financial center and facilitating the internationalization of the Renminbi [4] - Compared to the EU's MiCA, Hong Kong's principle-based regulatory approach is more flexible, focusing on risk characteristics and allowing for greater technological innovation [5] Group 5 - The credibility and safety of stablecoins are essential for market acceptance, with credit rating agencies potentially playing a role in assessing licensed stablecoin issuers [5] - Establishing globally recognized stablecoin rating standards can enhance market transparency and investor confidence [5]

Group 1: Stablecoin Regulation in Hong Kong - The Hong Kong Stablecoin Regulation will take effect on August 1, 2025, marking a significant step in the virtual asset regulatory framework [3] - The regulation sets high entry barriers, requiring issuers to meet regulatory standards similar to banks and e-wallets, including asset reserves and anti-money laundering measures [3] - Investors should focus on local licensed virtual asset platforms and fintech companies with strong regulatory compliance experience, such as OSL and HashKey, which may be among the first to receive approval [3] - The Hong Kong Monetary Authority emphasizes that stablecoin issuers without clear application scenarios will struggle to gain market traction and approval, indicating a shift towards stablecoins as practical financial tools rather than mere investment vehicles [3] - Companies with existing operations in B2B cross-border payments, corporate settlements, and digital trade, like Airwallex and PingPong, are likely to have higher chances of integrating stablecoins into real-world applications [3] Group 2: Coinbase and USDC Market Dynamics - Coinbase's trading commission rate has decreased from 2.5% to 1.4%, primarily due to competition from decentralized exchanges and low-cost channels [2] - Despite short-term volatility recovery, the trading business has lost its "compliance moat" advantage, making future profitability highly dependent on lower fees, higher trading volumes, or innovative products [2] - USDC's market share remains significantly lower than USDT, with approximately 75% market share for USDT, and the compliance benefits of USDC are weakened by partnerships with Tether [4] - USDC is a cash cow but not a growth driver, and Coinbase is not a direct substitute for Circle, indicating that USDC's popularity does not directly translate into Coinbase's valuation logic [4] Group 3: Global Regulatory Trends and Implications for China - Multiple securities firms, including CICC and CITIC, have released reports focusing on the impact of stablecoins on the international monetary system, financial regulation, and cross-border payment ecosystems [5] - Hong Kong is expected to become a testing ground for the RMB stablecoin, with a recommendation to focus on licensed virtual asset platforms and cross-border e-commerce/payment service providers [5] - As regulations become clearer, stablecoins are anticipated to transition from trading tools to mainstream payment methods, facilitating the mapping of Real World Assets (RWA) and B2B settlement scenarios [5] Group 4: Oil Market Dynamics and Investment Opportunities - The Middle East situation has escalated, with increased military tensions between the US and Iran, raising concerns about oil supply risks and providing dual support for oil prices [6] - It is recommended to consider gold investments after adjustments, focusing on leading companies with strong cost control like Zhongjin Gold and Shandong Gold, while also looking at upstream oil and gas resources like CNOOC [6] - The rare earth sector is benefiting from stricter export policies and high demand in the new energy industry, suggesting opportunities in companies with resource control like Northern Rare Earth [6] - The US active drilling rig count has declined for three consecutive weeks, indicating a cautious sentiment in the oil market as companies reduce capital expenditures amid price volatility [6] - Despite the overall high US crude oil production, the decline in completion crews suggests a slowdown in short-term new capacity release, which may provide price support [6]

Group 1: Virtual Assets and Stablecoins - The trend of virtual assets is continuously improving due to the enhancement of regulatory frameworks and increased institutional participation, with expectations of liquidity easing [2][18][25] - The global stablecoin market is projected to grow significantly, from approximately $5 billion in 2020 to around $200 billion by the end of 2024, indicating a clear expansion path for trading scenarios [25][26] - Various regions are implementing stablecoin policies, such as the U.S. passing the "Genius Act" and Hong Kong enacting the "Stablecoin Ordinance," which will take effect on August 1, 2025 [25][29] Group 2: Streaming Platforms - Music streaming platforms are identified as high-quality internet assets driven by domestic demand, with continuous scale effects driving profit leverage [2] - The market for music subscriptions is expected to grow, with major players like Spotify and Tencent Music holding significant market shares [33] Group 3: O2O Service Platforms - The trend of strong players becoming stronger is evident, with major platforms like Beike and Tuhu expected to increase market share amid a shrinking real estate and automotive aftermarket demand [2][39] - The used housing transaction volume in key cities showed a month-on-month decline, indicating a buyer's market, which may benefit established platforms [39] Group 4: Coffee, Tea, and E-commerce Delivery Platforms - The online retail sales of physical goods grew by 6.3% year-on-year from January to May 2025, indicating a competitive landscape where marketing expenses are rising [2][56] - The coffee and tea segment is highlighted as a key beneficiary in the delivery battle, with significant growth in order volumes and city coverage [68][75] Group 5: K12 Education and Training - The K12 education sector is experiencing a resurgence in non-subject training demand, with a significant reduction in subject-based training institutions, leading to a scarcity of quality compliant products [2][86] - Major players in the K12 sector, such as New Oriental and TAL Education, are showing strong performance with revenue growth exceeding 20% year-on-year [91]

风险提示 本周观点 关注海外资产的季报变化： 投资逻辑 法律框架逐步完善，虚拟资产趋势向上。1）港股整体观点：今年港股整体表现突出，各种板块、概念层出不穷， 底层逻辑来自于便宜资产的长期低估，大量内地优质资产在港 IPO，提升了港股的资产质量，吸引了全球流动资 金的关注、加持。另外，去美元化的全球投资策略和美国降息预期对港股的流动性利好。据此我们对港股的未来 趋势持续乐观。短期层面，由于估值、国际环境等问题，港股不排除震荡或者回调的风险，特别是对于前期涨幅 较大&估值较高的个股，短期回调属于健康调整。2）目前我们持续看多虚拟资产（含稳定币）的发展，近期包括 蚂蚁、META、贝莱德在内的传统互联网、金融机构向虚拟资产和稳定币延申的趋势明显。我们认为，稳定币政策 只是虚拟资产大趋势下的一环，未来还会有更多政策制度出台，持续看好。美国、香港的虚拟资产相关法律框架 逐步完善，虚拟资产趋势向上。 后续政策不及预期风险；中美关系变化风险；内容上线及表现不及预期风险；宏观经济运行不及预期风险；AI 技 术迭代和应用不及预期风险；政策监管风险。 敬请参阅最后一页特别声明 1 教育：K12 教培行业高景气维持，非学科产品合规优 ...

Core Viewpoint - Hong Kong's inclusion of virtual assets in its investment immigration program is attracting high-net-worth individuals, positioning the city as a favorable destination compared to other regions like Singapore [1] Group 1: Virtual Asset Policy - Hong Kong's virtual asset policy is more inclusive compared to Singapore, which has not clearly recognized virtual assets for investment immigration [5][6] - The unique advantages of virtual assets include ease of asset evaluation and transparency, allowing for quick estimation based on market prices without extensive research [5] Group 2: Investment Immigration Requirements - The investment immigration framework in Hong Kong allows for daily asset valuation, requiring a minimum of HKD 30 million to be maintained over the past six months, accommodating fluctuations in asset value [7] - Hong Kong's investment immigration policy is clearer and more lenient than Singapore's, which has stricter anti-money laundering and anti-terrorism financing regulations [6][9] Group 3: Compliance and Verification - The verification process for converting on-chain assets into compliant exchange certificates is streamlined in Hong Kong, contrasting with Singapore's rigorous initial scrutiny of fund sources [9] - The focus of compliance checks in Hong Kong occurs during the investment phase, rather than at the application stage, simplifying the process for applicants [9]

当前众多境内WEB3研发机构也在探索运作内地资产赴港上链 发行香港稳定币RWA的可行性，目前已有机构已找到相关操 作路径。 作者： 陈植 封图：图虫创意 "感觉币圈又回来了。"6月18日，一位涉足RWA发行业务的境内WEB3研发机构负责人戴峰向记者 感慨说。 在6月13日举行的上海RWA产业论坛上，100余个座位竟然涌入逾200位听众，包括财富机构数字资 产业务负责人、创投机构、Web3投资人、律所与科技企业投资方等。 他们此行的目的，主要是了解内地资产赴港发行RWA募资交易的可行性与具体操作方式。 所谓RWA，主要是指现实世界资产，其核心是将现实世界里的实体资产收益权以数字代币的形 式，在区块链网络实现募资、交易与资产流转。 香港Uweb商学院院长于佳宁向记者表示，某种程度而言，RWA属于证券的代币化，将现实世界 （主流金融）与数字世界（数字金融）进行双向融合。 不同于前些年RWA的数字代币主要是比特币、以太币等其他加密数字资产，如今众多与会听众都 将香港稳定币作为RWA的新型数字代币 HKbitEX首席技术官吴小川向记者表示，随着香港《稳定币条例》在8月生效，未来香港稳定币的 发展将令香港地区RWA进入快 ...

6月16日，香港稳定币概念股再度迎来狂欢，板块个股全线上涨。截至发稿，连连数字(02598.HK)涨近 15%，联易融科技(09959.HK)和众安在线(06060.HK)涨幅均超12%，其他多股也纷纷跟涨。 稳定币概念股集体飙升的背后，是香港即将释放的又一波数字资产政策红利！ 6月15日，香港特区财政司司长陈茂波发表标题是提速前进 扬帆稳航;的随笔。他表示，香港在数字金 融、绿色金融及离岸人民币市场方面有长足发展，带动了金融机构相关的业务。例如，去年本地银行数 字资产和相关产品交易总额达172亿港元；去年底，在银行托管的数字资产总额达51亿港元。 陈茂波进一步表示，因应最新的发展和形势变化，我们即将就数字资产的发展发表第二份政策宣言，阐 述下一步的政策愿景和方向，一系列具体的措施包括让传统金融服务的优势与数字资产领域的技术创新 有更好的结合、提高数字资产在实体经济活动的安全性和灵活性，以及鼓励本地和国际企业探索数字资 产技术的创新及应用。; 香港财经事务及库务局局长许正宇近日也表示，香港积极发展虚拟资产生态圈，政府即将发布第二份虚 拟资产政策宣言，探索传统金融与虚拟资产的融合，并将于年內就场外交易及托管服务 ...

Group 1: Regulatory Developments - The Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) is actively building a virtual asset ecosystem that is compliant, risk-controlled, and sustainable, aiming to seize new opportunities for investors [1] - The SFC supports the listing of virtual asset spot ETFs and is promoting the application of blockchain technology for the tokenization of securities [1] - The approval of fee limits for securities registration institutions in the paperless securities market is seen as a significant milestone, establishing a fair and transparent fee structure that protects minority shareholders [4] Group 2: Company Listings - Suzhou Youlesai Shared Service Co., Ltd. has submitted its second listing application to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, indicating its determination to pursue capital market opportunities [2] - Youlesai's projected revenues for 2022, 2023, and 2024 are approximately 648 million, 794 million, and 838 million yuan, with net profits of about 31 million, 64 million, and 51 million yuan respectively [2] - Jinye International has submitted its initial prospectus to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, with projected revenues of approximately 123 million and 155 million HKD for the fiscal years 2023/24 and 2024/25 [3] - The revenue growth of Jinye International over the next two fiscal years indicates a solid market position and good prospects in Hong Kong, which may attract investor interest [3] Group 3: Market Performance - The Hang Seng Index closed at 23892.56, down 0.59% on June 13 [5] - The Hang Seng Tech Index and the National Enterprises Index also experienced declines of 1.72% and 0.85% respectively [5]