Hong Kong's 2026/2027 fiscal budget may focus on supporting the commercialization of virtual assets

2026-01-20 02:42:09

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【Blockchain Rhythm】Latest news shows that the Hong Kong SAR government plans to announce the “2026/2027 Fiscal Budget” on February 25, with virtual assets and investor protection becoming key focus areas.

According to the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Professionals Association, Hong Kong has already laid the foundation for virtual asset regulatory infrastructure. The current key is how to promote the actual implementation of commercialization. This involves not only improving the traditional regulatory framework but also making breakthroughs in practical business applications.

Specifically, industry experts believe that the next core focus includes: breaking through the liquidity bottleneck in the RWA secondary market, accelerating product approval efficiency, introducing more international liquidity participants, and strengthening professional training for practitioners. The goal of these initiatives is clear — to upgrade Hong Kong from a “regulation-clear” market to a “liquidity-rich, widely adopted” global virtual asset hub.

This positioning aligns well with the financial opening and digital economy strategies outlined in the country’s “14th Five-Year Plan,” providing policy support for Hong Kong’s long-term development in the Web3 field.

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WhaleStalker

· 7h ago

Hong Kong's move is quite interesting; finally moving from "armchair strategizing" to real action. RWA liquidity is indeed a bottleneck; without quick approval, it's all for nothing. Whether it can truly attract international players will be evident from the policy strength on February 25. Whether this round can surpass Singapore depends on how effectively it is implemented.

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Anon32942

· 10h ago

Hong Kong is gearing up for another round, but will it really come to fruition this time? Having a framework alone isn't enough; it depends on the approval efficiency and liquidity.

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WalletDetective

· 10h ago

Hong Kong's move is quite interesting, but the real breakthrough is in solving the liquidity bottleneck of RWA. Just shouting slogans won't do any good.

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MEVictim

· 10h ago

Hong Kong is really making moves here, from the regulatory framework on paper to actual liquidity. In plain terms, it's about real money coming in. The RWA secondary market is tightly restricted; let's see if this time they can break the deadlock.

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ValidatorViking

· 10h ago

ngl, rwa liquidity fix sounds good on paper but we've seen this movie before... hongkong's always talking about being the hub, then what? infrastructure matters more than speeches tbh. validator uptime in defi protocols still shaky, so 🤷

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UnluckyMiner

· 10h ago

It's finally getting serious, but how long will it take to land?

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SellLowExpert

· 11h ago

Ha, here we go again. Hong Kong is planning to establish a virtual asset hub? Just listen to it; actual implementation is still a long way off.

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ruggedSoBadLMAO

· 11h ago

Alright, alright. It's all about liquidity and hubs, the slogans are shouted loudly, but what about in practice? The RWA secondary market stuff hasn't been sorted out yet.

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