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πŸš€ Hong Kong to Regularize Tokenized Bond Issuance by 2025

According to Foresight News, Hong Kong's Secretary for Financial Services and the Treasury, Christopher Hui, announced during a Legislative Council meeting that the government plans to regularize the issuance of tokenized bonds in the 2025-26 fiscal budget. The Hong Kong Monetary Authority is currently preparing for the third issuance of these bonds.

Once the legislative process is completed, Hong Kong's regulatory framework will comprehensively cover key aspects of the digital asset industry. This framework aims to balance risk management and investor protection while fostering market development and financial innovation.


#HongKong #TokenizedBonds #FinancialServices #DigitalAssets #InvestorProtection #MarketDevelopment #FinancialInnovation
πŸš€ UK Financial Regulator to Open Retail Access to Cryptocurrency ETNs

According to PANews, the UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has announced plans to open retail channels for cryptocurrency exchange-traded notes (ETNs). This move will allow companies to offer retail investors access to cryptocurrency ETNs. However, these ETNs must be traded on UK investment exchanges approved by the FCA. The regulator emphasized that the ban on retail access to crypto asset derivatives will remain in place. The FCA will continue to monitor market developments and assess its approach to high-risk investments. This change is set to take effect on October 8, 2025.

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πŸš€ Goldman Sachs Sees Stablecoin Market Surging Toward Trillion-Dollar Growth

Goldman Sachs projects explosive growth in the global stablecoin market, forecasting a 40% compound annual growth rate (CAGR) over the next several years that could transform the sector into a trillion-dollar industry. The research highlights stablecoins’ role in payments, global dollar adoption, and U.S. Treasury demand.Stablecoins Poised for Rapid ExpansionAccording to the report, the current global stablecoin market is valued at roughly $271 billion. Driven by favorable regulations and growing payment use cases, Goldman expects stablecoins to capture a much larger share of the financial ecosystem. Notably, USD Coin (USDC) could expand to $77 billion by 2027 under this growth trajectory.Payments Market PotentialThe analysis cites Visa data, which pegs the global payments market at $240 trillion, with consumer payments making up $40 trillion. Stablecoins, backed by U.S. dollars or Treasury bonds, are positioned to disrupt this sector by offering faster, borderless, and more efficient settlement options.U.S. Policy SupportU.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has emphasized that stablecoins not only strengthen the U.S. dollar’s reserve currency role but also expand access to the U.S. economy while boosting demand for Treasury bonds. The recently enacted GENIUS Act provides a clearer regulatory framework, which Goldman says will accelerate market development.Goldman Sachs’ bullish stance adds to a growing consensus that stablecoins will play a central role in digital payments, DeFi, and cross-border settlement. Analysts believe regulatory clarity and institutional adoption could drive the next wave of mainstream growth.

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πŸš€ Hong Kong's Digital Asset Regulation Requires More Time, Says SFC Member

According to BlockBeats, Eric Yip, a member of the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) Executive Committee, stated at the Finternet 2025 Asia Digital Asset Summit in Hong Kong that the city's regulatory legislation for digital assets needs more time to develop. He emphasized the importance of adapting legislation dynamically and listening to the vibrant market and industry to ensure that regulatory approaches remain up-to-date.

The Hong Kong SFC is not the fastest or most aggressive regulatory body, currently adopting a prudent and consistent regulatory approach. In February, the SFC released a roadmap, which is currently 65% implemented, with hopes to reach 100% or even 110% by this time next year.

On February 19, 2025, the Hong Kong SFC unveiled the "ASPIRe" roadmap at the Consensus Hong Kong 2025 forum. This roadmap aims to enhance the security, innovation, and growth of Hong Kong's virtual asset market through a five-pillar framework, promoting the sustainable development of the virtual asset ecosystem. It includes 12 key initiatives such as streamlining market access processes, strengthening protection mechanisms like custody and insurance regulations, expanding product offerings by considering virtual asset staking, derivatives trading, and margin lending, upgrading infrastructure like hot/cold wallet security management, and enhancing stakeholder relationship cooperation.

SFC Chief Executive Officer Julia Leung highlighted that the core of this roadmap is to expand the services of virtual asset trading platforms (VATP) while ensuring compliance and investor protection, solidifying Hong Kong's position as a global liquidity hub for virtual assets.


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πŸš€ Hong Kong Securities Regulator Extends CEO's Term to 2026

According to Foresight News, the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) has announced the reappointment of CEO Leung Fung-yee for another two-year term, effective January 1, 2026. During her new term, Leung will continue to focus on regulatory reforms, market development, and seamless leadership transitions to ensure the SFC's long-term effective operation.

Leung was initially appointed as CEO on January 1, 2023, with her current term set to expire on December 31, 2025.


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πŸš€ Bitwise CEO Predicts Cryptocurrency Integration in Financial Services

According to PANews, Bitwise CEO Hunter Horsley expressed on the X platform that within the next 12 months, cryptocurrencies will become integrated into various aspects of financial services. He anticipates a wave of substantial developments and new participants entering the market.

#Bitwise #CEO #HunterHorsley #Cryptocurrency #FinancialServices #MarketDevelopment #CryptoIntegration #PANews
πŸš€ Michael Saylor Discusses Bitcoin Ordinals and Protocol Stability

According to Odaily, Michael Saylor shared his views on Bitcoin Ordinals during an appearance on Gokhshtein Media's 'The Breakdown' program. Saylor emphasized that the stability of the Bitcoin protocol is its core value. He supports users' freedom to utilize the Bitcoin network for activities such as inscribing ordinals but firmly opposes altering the underlying protocol or adding new features for this purpose.

Saylor neither endorses the censorship of inscriptions nor advocates for protocol changes to promote their development. He believes that Bitcoin's fundamental value lies in its monetary integrity rather than additional functionalities. Saylor advocates for allowing the market to naturally determine the direction of development and stresses that the Bitcoin network should be inclusive of all types of users, ranging from government institutions to individual investors.


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πŸš€ Wintermute CEO Highlights Challenges in the Cryptocurrency Industry

Wintermute CEO Evgeny Gaevoy has highlighted several challenges facing the cryptocurrency industry. According to PANews, Gaevoy expressed that the competition among public blockchains, such as Solana versus Ethereum, holds little significance as no groundbreaking applications have emerged on any chain. He described stablecoins as a niche success that has not fundamentally changed the industry, as they essentially replace one centralized intermediary with another. Concerns about the scalability of blockchain applications persist, particularly regarding perpetual exchanges, which struggle to reach the scale of traditional finance due to limitations in risk engine design rather than throughput.

Gaevoy also criticized the industry's shifting values, noting that Bitcoin's original vision has been overshadowed by price narratives, and the cyberpunk ethos of institutional entry has overtaken the cryptopunk spirit. He pointed out that only a few thought leaders, like Vitalik Buterin, continue to focus on fundamental issues. The token economic model is nearing failure, with mechanisms like buybacks, staking, and airdrops facing challenges, necessitating a restart of experiments from the foundational logic.

Despite highlighting numerous issues, Gaevoy remains cautiously optimistic about the industry's long-term development. He believes the market has moved beyond the "Trump-driven rally" phase of blind enthusiasm, and speculators will gradually exit, paving the way for genuine builders to foster a healthier environment.


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πŸš€ Crypto VC Partners Depart Amid Industry Shifts

Foresight News posted on X (formerly Twitter) that several prominent figures in the crypto venture capital sector are leaving their positions, signaling a broader trend of industry shifts. Among those departing is Arianna Simpson, a general partner at a16z Crypto, who has announced her resignation. Additionally, Kofi Ampadu, also from a16z, has left following the suspension of the TxO (Talent x Opportunity) project he was overseeing.

Paradigm, known for its tech-focused approach, is experiencing significant talent losses. Charlie Noyes, who joined Paradigm at 19 and was an early seed investor in Uniswap and Tagomi, has left the firm. Noyes also played a key role in securing substantial funding for the high-performance blockchain Monad.

Nick Martitsch, who served as the head of market development, has also departed. He was instrumental in helping projects like Uniswap, Optimism, and Flashbots transition from code development to market presence.

Gina Moon, the former general counsel, was a pivotal figure in Kalshi's successful CFTC lawsuit and in navigating regulatory challenges faced by Uniswap. Her departure marks another significant change within Paradigm.


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πŸš€ Grayscale's Update on Bittensor $TAO

Grayscale has provided an update on Bittensor $TAO. Grayscale posted on X. The update highlights the latest developments and insights related to Bittensor $TAO, focusing on its potential impact and future prospects. The information aims to offer a comprehensive understanding of the current state and anticipated trajectory of Bittensor $TAO. Further details on the subject were discussed, emphasizing the significance of these developments in the broader context of the market.

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