O que o governo de Hong Kong disse na reunião de consenso? Dos políticas Web3 aos compromissos de infraestrutura

No Consensus Hong Kong conference in 2025, the Hong Kong government and financial regulatory authorities revealed the blueprint for future development, attracting international companies and investors through innovative policies and measures, aiming to further enhance market Liquidez, expand product options, and strengthen regulatory transparency. (Previous context: The Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission released a 12-route roadmap for virtual asset development: planning to open stake, trade derivative products, Margem loans...) (Background supplement: LTP officially obtained licenses 1, 2, 4, 5, 9 from the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission, consolidating its leadership position in Conformidade as the main virtual asset broker) As the global encrypted asset market gradually heats up, Hong Kong is accelerating its pace, striving to shape itself as the Asian center of encrypted assets. With the Consensus Hong Kong conference held from the 18th to the 20th of this month, the Hong Kong government and financial regulatory authorities revealed the development blueprint for the encrypted asset field in the coming years, and launched a series of measures to attract international funds and innovative technologies. Hong Kong's new encrypted asset policy direction With the rapid expansion of the global encrypted asset market, the Hong Kong financial regulatory authority - the Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) is actively formulating a more inclusive policy framework to attract international encrypted asset operators and investors. At the Consensus Hong Kong conference, SFC CEO Ashley Alder revealed that the institution will introduce a series of new licensing regimes, including OTC trading and encrypted asset custody services, and review regulations related to derivatives and leverage financing. Ashley Alder emphasized: Hong Kong's development strategy will focus on 'market Liquidez', aiming to provide companies with more flexible development space, further promoting the maturity and stability of the encrypted asset market. This strategy targets not only the local market but also aims to attract global investment Liquidez, especially in the cryptocurrency and Blockchain fields. Promoting internationalization, SFC issues the first international cryptocurrency exchange license Hong Kong has made significant progress in attracting international companies. On the first day of the Consensus Hong Kong conference in 2025, the SFC issued the first international cryptocurrency exchange license to the tenth trading platform. At the same time, the roadmap for encrypted asset development proposed by the SFC includes 12 core initiatives, covering comprehensive planning from derivatives trading, leverage financing to custody services, aiming to keep Hong Kong competitive in the encrypted asset ecosystem. Liquidez becomes a new competitive edge, professional investors will have more options With increasingly diverse market demands, Hong Kong's regulatory authorities are focusing on improving market Liquidez. At this conference, SFC's Thomas Atkinson pointed out that future regulatory focus will be on expanding the product types of trading platforms, especially introducing financial instruments for professional investors, and further relaxing controls on leverage financing and derivatives trading. In addition, SFC's Ashley Alder also mentioned that to promote the healthy development of the market, Hong Kong regulatory authorities will actively explore introducing more products suitable for institutional investors, including derivative financial products and services, allowing professional investors to utilize more investment options within a regulatory framework to achieve capital appreciation. Hong Kong's comprehensive commitment to Web3: from policies to infrastructure Hong Kong's encrypted asset strategy is not limited to regulatory policies. Hong Kong Financial Secretary Paul Chan emphasized at the conference that Hong Kong is actively investing in Web3 and related infrastructure. He pointed out that Cyberport and the Science Park have become hotspots for Blockchain innovation and financial technology, cultivating future generations of blockchain and encrypted asset professionals through collaboration with academia and industry. The talent introduction program launched by the Hong Kong government also provides substantial support for professionals in the global Blockchain and Web3 fields, ensuring that Hong Kong's competitiveness in encrypted technology continues to improve. Facing competition, Hong Kong's unique advantages Against the backdrop of intensifying competition in the global encrypted asset market, Hong Kong stands out with stable policies and a clear regulatory framework. Hong Kong's regulatory authorities emphasize the principle of 'equal activities, equal risks, equal regulation', ensuring that all market participants can unleash their innovative potential in a fair competitive environment. These policies not only help attract foreign capital, but also provide greater development space for local businesses. With the gradual integration of Blockchain technology and artificial intelligence, Hong Kong is set to become a crucial hub for global encrypted assets and innovative technologies. 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