Ru Haiyang, chief risk and compliance officer of HashKey Group, pointed out in an exclusive interview with Phoenix Satellite TV’s “Asian Financial Perspective” that the Consensus conference and the recent intensive landing of several Web3 conferences in Hong Kong are just the beginning. The choice of Hong Kong is based on joint considerations of compliance and transparency. The regulatory environment, rich market customer base and partner ecosystem. In response to the virtual asset development roadmap released by the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission on the same day, Ru Haiyang analyzed that the five pillars and 12 initiatives of A-S-P-I-Re plan to anchor the development direction of Hong Kong’s virtual asset industry in the next three years, including open innovative areas such as pledge services (Staking), attracting global liquidity, exploring derivatives trading and financing lending, adjusting the ratio of hot and cold wallets and insurance, and collaboration across departments and across regulatory jurisdictions. Ru Haiyang said that many of the contents of this roadmap come from industry voices and feedback, and it is expected that at least three of the major measures will make substantial progress this year.
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