CryptoWorld News reports that, according to a press release from the Hong Kong government, Xu Zhengyu, the Secretary for Financial Services and the Treasury of the Hong Kong Government, said in the Legislative Council that Hong Kong will require licensed stablecoin issuers to invest reserve assets in eligible assets such as bank deposits and high-quality, highly liquid bonds, and to hold them in banks in Hong Kong. The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) may impose additional regulatory requirements as it deems appropriate. The HKMA will promote the coordination and integration of compliant stablecoins with other new payment tools. Only the purchase of regulated stablecoins from designated regulated institutions is protected under the Stablecoin Ordinance; purchasing unregulated stablecoins through unregulated channels is at your own risk.

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Cream-ColoredCross-ChainBridge
· 5h ago
Xu Zhengyu's move is like adding double insurance to stablecoins: asset quality + custody location, smart move.
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GateUser-8947c5ff
· 5h ago
High-liquidity bonds + bank deposits, this reserve portfolio is as conservative as my grandma's wallet, but stable.
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NonceCollector
· 5h ago
Only guarantee purchases made by the specified institutions—the subtext is: don’t go wild and buy however you like; come back and buy the licensed items.
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MultisigOnRocks
· 5h ago
The phrase “collaborative connectivity” is intriguing—once stablecoins and new payment tools are integrated, the payment landscape is bound to change.
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Stop-LossLineForTheEveningGlow
· 5h ago
Finally, it has come to fruition. In Hong Kong, the path to compliant stablecoins is essentially proven—keeping the reserve assets in local banks, boosting peace of mind to the fullest.
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