最新报道:Hong Kong has unveiled its Policy Statement 2.0 for digital assets, introducing the "LEAP" framework to strengthen its position as a global crypto hub. Financial Secretary Paul Chan emphasized blockchain's potential to enable cost-efficient financial transactions and inclusive services, while outlining plans to expand tokenization use cases. The new policy streamlines regulations for crypto service providers, with the SFC overseeing licensing for digital asset dealers and custodians, while the FSTB and HKMA lead legal reviews for real-world asset tokenization. The government aims to standardize tokenized bonds, clarify tax rules for tokenized ETFs, and promote tokenization across sectors like precious metals and renewable energy. OSL Group's Eugene Cheung praised the move as a significant step toward Hong Kong becoming a digital asset innovation leader, citing recent tax concessions and the upcoming stablecoin licensing regime effective August 1. The FSTB and SFC will soon conduct public consultations on licensing frameworks for digital asset service providers.