Hong Kong's new digital asset policy leads industry transformation Experts interpret the LEAP framework and pilot program

On June 26 (UTC+8), during an AMA roundtable discussion, guests including Rachel, Director of Web3 and Fintech Development at Cyberport, Zhu Haokang, Head of Digital Asset Management at Huaxia Fund Hong Kong, Steve Zeng, Managing Director of Futu Group, and Kunson CTO Paratrix, deeply discussed the industry impact of the "Hong Kong Digital Asset Development Policy Declaration 2.0."

At Cyberport, Rachel highlighted the "Blockchain and Digital Asset Pilot Pillar Program," which aims to promote the implementation of projects in diverse application scenarios such as RWA, stablecoins, and payments, while enhancing the industry's focus on digital asset compliance and risk management. Zhu Haokang from Huaxia Fund provided a detailed interpretation of the "LEAP framework" in the policy, stating that they will explore more innovative application scenarios together with the industry. From a business perspective, Steve Zeng from Futu pointed out that the new policy creates favorable conditions for industry development, providing the "right time, right place, and right people" for growth, and Futu will continue to embrace regulatory changes. As a Web 3.0 incubation company under China Resources, Kunson's CTO Paratrix expressed that they are actively seeking landing scenarios that align with Hong Kong's new policy, believing that the policy will drive the development of Hong Kong's Web 3.0 ecosystem toward a more mature and compliant direction.