According to a report by Yahoo Finance on June 14, the Acting Secretary for Financial Services and the Treasury of Hong Kong, Chen Haolian, stated that the second policy declaration regarding the development of virtual assets will be launched within this year. The next step will explore how to combine Hong Kong's advantages in TradFi with technological collaboration and innovation in virtual assets, utilizing virtual assets to enhance the security and flexibility of the local real economy, as well as encouraging local and international enterprises to explore innovative applications of virtual assets.
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According to a report by Yahoo Finance on June 14, the Acting Secretary for Financial Services and the Treasury of Hong Kong, Chen Haolian, stated that the second policy declaration regarding the development of virtual assets will be launched within this year. The next step will explore how to combine Hong Kong's advantages in TradFi with technological collaboration and innovation in virtual assets, utilizing virtual assets to enhance the security and flexibility of the local real economy, as well as encouraging local and international enterprises to explore innovative applications of virtual assets.