Core Viewpoint - The implementation of the "Stablecoin Regulation" in Hong Kong is expected to revolutionize digital currency, but the stringent licensing requirements have dampened market sentiment, leading to a pessimistic outlook on the future of stablecoins in Hong Kong [2][9]. Summary by Sections Licensing and Market Entry - The licensing requirements for stablecoin issuance in Hong Kong are exceptionally strict, making it difficult for major internet companies like JD.com and Ant Group to qualify for the initial batch of licenses [2][4]. - Only a limited number of licenses, in single digits, will be issued, significantly lower than the market's expectation of "dozens" [2][9]. Regulatory Concerns - Hong Kong's regulatory authorities prioritize safety, fearing that inadequate regulation could lead to financial crimes such as money laundering, especially given the cross-border nature of stablecoins [4][6]. - The regulations require stablecoin issuers to verify the identity of every user and track all transactions to prevent illicit activities [5][6]. Compliance Challenges for Internet Companies - Internet platforms like JD.com and Ant Group face challenges in meeting the stringent compliance and capital requirements set by Hong Kong's regulations, which are more easily met by traditional financial institutions [5][9]. - The regulations also impose high reserve requirements and asset backing for stablecoins, which are difficult for fintech companies to fulfill [5][6]. Comparison with Other Digital Currencies - The stablecoin model in Hong Kong emphasizes compliance, safety, and transparency, distinguishing it from decentralized cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and USDT [6][9]. - The article suggests that Hong Kong's stablecoin could serve as a digital currency extension rather than a direct competitor to existing cryptocurrencies [6][7]. Global Context and Strategic Positioning - The dominance of USD-pegged stablecoins in global transactions highlights the need for Hong Kong to establish its own stablecoin to mitigate the risks associated with dollar hegemony [8][9]. - The article argues that Hong Kong's stablecoin initiative is both a defensive measure against dollar dominance and an offensive strategy to gain a larger role in the future global monetary system [7][8].

Group 1 - The ongoing battle for global financial order revolves around the dominance of the US dollar, particularly concerning the $37 trillion US national debt, which poses significant risks to the global financial system [1] - President Trump has been pressuring the Federal Reserve to lower interest rates to alleviate the burden of national debt, but Fed Chairman Powell remains resistant to such measures to maintain the Fed's independence [1][3] - In April, there was a notable sell-off of US Treasuries, with global central banks selling $30.1 billion and private investors offloading $20.5 billion, indicating a significant loss of confidence in US debt [3] Group 2 - The Trump administration is exploring a new regulatory framework for stablecoins, aiming to anchor them 100% to dollar assets and invest reserves in short-term US Treasuries, which could create new demand for US debt [4] - However, this strategy carries risks, as a loss of trust in stablecoins could lead to severe financial repercussions, potentially worse than the 2022 TerraUSD collapse [4] - China is responding with its own digital currency initiatives, including the digital yuan and stablecoin regulations in Hong Kong, which are designed to enhance cross-border payment efficiency [5][6] Group 3 - The efficiency of Hong Kong's stablecoin payments is significantly higher than traditional SWIFT payments, with transaction times reduced to seconds and costs nearly eliminated, indicating a shift in financial infrastructure [6] - The competition between the US and China in the digital currency space will ultimately depend on who can offer more equitable and efficient payment solutions, with China currently positioned as a leader in this area [6]

Group 1 - The upcoming bull market in the A-share market is expected to be stronger than the previous bull markets in 2006-2007 and 2014-2015, driven by financial reforms [1] - Historical bull markets were initiated by significant financial reforms, such as the stock split reform in 2006-2007 and the explosive growth of internet finance in 2014-2015 [1] - The current market is anticipated to provide opportunities for retail investors to not only recover losses but also achieve substantial profits [1] Group 2 - The stablecoin market represents a significant transformation with a market size in the trillions, influencing global wealth dynamics for the next century [3] - The U.S. is legislating to tie stablecoins to dollar assets, creating a closed loop that strengthens the dollar's dominance in the digital age [3] - China is integrating digital yuan with Hong Kong's stablecoin technology, aiming to establish a global digital payment network centered in Hong Kong [3] Group 3 - The competition over stablecoins is seen as a struggle for national financial sovereignty, with potential for significant market movements exceeding previous stock performances [4] - Companies involved in stablecoin technology are expected to benefit from government backing and strategic positioning in the market [4] Group 4 - The first company highlighted is Electric Science and Technology Network Security, which is involved in setting standards for financial distributed ledger security and has a strong technological barrier [4] - The second company is Shenzhou Information, which participates in both CIPS and SWIFT standard development and provides technical support for stablecoin projects [5] - The third company is Guangdian Yuntong, a leader in digital yuan hardware, providing compliance solutions for stablecoin issuers [5] - The fourth company is Digital Certification, which supports compliance for stablecoin projects and has a full license for electronic certification services [6] - The last company mentioned has a low stock price and strong backing from state-owned enterprises, focusing on blockchain cross-border payment solutions [7]

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 ...

"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 5月21日，香港立法会通过《稳定币条例草案》，进一步确立在香港设立法币稳定币发行人的发牌制 度，完善对虚拟资产活动在香港的监管框架，以保持金融稳定同时推动金融创新。 于佳宁向记者透露，香港《稳定币条例草案》的通过，对香港RWA产业发展形成六大促进作用，分别 是提供RWA的合规 ...