#华夏基金完成港元稳定币投资用例
On the same day, two different fates: the US misses by 10 votes, while Hong Kong writes digital assets into its five-year plan
In China Hong Kong’s first five-year plan, digital assets were included in the main text on September 16. At the Legislative Council, the Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, John Lee, announced the “First Five-Year Plan for Economic and Social Development of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (2026–2030),” and also delivered the “Chief Executive’s 2026 Policy Address.” This is the first time Hong Kong has formulated a five-year plan since its return to the motherland. The plan includes a very specific passage: adhering to the principle of “same business, same risks, same rules,” to build a globally leading system for licensing and regulating digital assets. The Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) will improve the virtual asset licensing regime and develop regulatory guidelines, clarifying compliance pathways for service providers. It will also enhance the regulatory framework for tokenized investment products, and promote the issuance and trading on licensed platforms of tokenized products for gold and other suitable real-world assets. In addition, it will push for regulated stablecoins to be traded on licensed virtual-asset trading platforms and for settlement in tokenized money-market funds.
On the same day, two different fates: the US misses by 10 votes, while Hong Kong writes digital assets into its five-year plan
In China Hong Kong’s first five-year plan, digital assets were included in the main text on September 16. At the Legislative Council, the Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, John Lee, announced the “First Five-Year Plan for Economic and Social Development of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (2026–2030),” and also delivered the “Chief Executive’s 2026 Policy Address.” This is the first time Hong Kong has formulated a five-year plan since its return to the motherland. The plan includes a very specific passage: adhering to the principle of “same business, same risks, same rules,” to build a globally leading system for licensing and regulating digital assets. The Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) will improve the virtual asset licensing regime and develop regulatory guidelines, clarifying compliance pathways for service providers. It will also enhance the regulatory framework for tokenized investment products, and promote the issuance and trading on licensed platforms of tokenized products for gold and other suitable real-world assets. In addition, it will push for regulated stablecoins to be traded on licensed virtual-asset trading platforms and for settlement in tokenized money-market funds.
