On June 23, according to the South China Morning Post, Web3 Harbour joined forces with PwC Hong Kong to launch the “Hong Kong Web3 Blueprint,” emphasizing the transparency, security, and user empowerment of Decentralization while striving to harness the “superpowers of Web3” through the development of five key drivers, including: talent, market infrastructure, standards, regulation, and funding and economic contributions. Peter Brewin, Partner and Head of Digital Assets at PwC Hong Kong, announced plans to establish five working groups this August, focusing on important areas of Blockchain development: stablecoins, fund management, Virtual Asset Trading Platform (VATP), legal and Compliance, and custody and OTC Trading.
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Web3 Harbour collaborates with PwC to release the "Hong Kong Web3 Blueprint," focusing on stablecoins and other key areas.
On June 23, according to the South China Morning Post, Web3 Harbour joined forces with PwC Hong Kong to launch the “Hong Kong Web3 Blueprint,” emphasizing the transparency, security, and user empowerment of Decentralization while striving to harness the “superpowers of Web3” through the development of five key drivers, including: talent, market infrastructure, standards, regulation, and funding and economic contributions. Peter Brewin, Partner and Head of Digital Assets at PwC Hong Kong, announced plans to establish five working groups this August, focusing on important areas of Blockchain development: stablecoins, fund management, Virtual Asset Trading Platform (VATP), legal and Compliance, and custody and OTC Trading.