Techub News reports that Hong Kong Web3 organization Web3 Harbour has released the "Hong Kong Web3 Blueprint" in collaboration with accounting firm PwC Hong Kong, according to the South China Morning Post. The blueprint emphasizes the characteristics of decentralization such as "transparency, security, and user empowerment," aiming to leverage its so-called "Web3 superpowers" through the development of "five core drivers," including talent, market infrastructure, standards, regulation, and financial and economic contributions.
Peter Brewin, Hong Kong partner and head of digital assets at PwC, and Gary Liu, chairman of Web3 Harbour and former CEO of The Washington Post, stated that five action groups will be established in August, focusing on stablecoins, fund management, virtual asset trading platform (VATP), legal and compliance, as well as custody and over-the-counter trading.
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Hong Kong Web3 organization Web3 Harbour and PwC released the "Hong Kong Web3 Blueprint," planning to launch 5 action groups in August.
Techub News reports that Hong Kong Web3 organization Web3 Harbour has released the "Hong Kong Web3 Blueprint" in collaboration with accounting firm PwC Hong Kong, according to the South China Morning Post. The blueprint emphasizes the characteristics of decentralization such as "transparency, security, and user empowerment," aiming to leverage its so-called "Web3 superpowers" through the development of "five core drivers," including talent, market infrastructure, standards, regulation, and financial and economic contributions.
Peter Brewin, Hong Kong partner and head of digital assets at PwC, and Gary Liu, chairman of Web3 Harbour and former CEO of The Washington Post, stated that five action groups will be established in August, focusing on stablecoins, fund management, virtual asset trading platform (VATP), legal and compliance, as well as custody and over-the-counter trading.