On January 9, 2026, the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre will host the Hong Kong Wealth Management Summit and the 12th "Top 100 Hong Kong Stocks" Awards Ceremony.

The highlights of this forum have long surpassed the awards themselves. The market is beginning to ask a more core question— as Web3 gradually enters the mainstream financial view, who will be incorporated into the long-term financial story?

Against this backdrop, some Web3 projects focused on infrastructure development are beginning to choose to enter Hong Kong, stepping onto a stage traditionally dominated by finance but also opening doors to new technologies.

This is not just a simple exposure show. It is a strategic choice.

Web3 today can no longer just tell stories. The market demands to see real value. What truly needs to be showcased is not just conceptual packaging, but whether the infrastructure can maintain long-term stable interconnection with the real financial system.

**From Crypto Narratives to Financial Consensus, Why Now?**

In the past few years, Web3 has mostly been confined to discussions of high volatility and hype. Traditional financial systems have always focused on regulation, risk control, and sustainability. The two worlds speak different languages.

By 2025–2026, this boundary has begun to loosen.

The Hong Kong stock market is recovering, and risk appetite in capital markets is rising. Technology, ESG, and digital assets are starting to be integrated into a more comprehensive wealth management framework. This is not a small change. What does it mean?

It means Web3 is no longer just a playground for geeks and speculators. It is beginning to be seen as a potential financial tool. Once viewed as a tool, it must be tested— can it meet real financial needs? Is your infrastructure solid enough? How long can you run?

This is why projects are now stepping into Hong Kong and into traditional financial conferences. Not to ride the wave, but to say: we are ready to be scrutinized by the mainstream financial system.