币界网报道：Hong Kong's government unveiled its second major digital asset policy statement, reaffirming its commitment to position the region as a global crypto hub while prioritizing risk management and investor protection. The Securities and Futures Commission will oversee a new regulatory framework covering custodians, service providers, exchanges, and stablecoins, with public consultations on licensing regimes starting soon. This follows Hong Kong's 2022 policy stance and recent regulatory moves including licensing four crypto exchanges and passing stablecoin legislation effective August 1. The FSTB and HKMA will review tokenization rules for real-world assets and financial instruments, focusing on bond issuances and expanding use cases. Financial Secretary Paul Chan highlighted plans to standardize tokenized government bonds and incentivize RWA tokenization to improve liquidity, including clarifying stamp duty treatment for tokenized ETFs. The announcement comes as global jurisdictions like the UK, US, and EU advance their crypto regulatory frameworks amid growing industry interest.