最新报道:According to a September 30th report from Bijie.com, according to an exclusive interview with Caixin.com, Hong Kong Treasury Secretary Paul Hui stated that applications for compliant stablecoin licenses are proceeding according to the original framework, with the first batch of licenses expected to be issued in early 2026 as planned. Hong Kong's regulatory focus is very clear: achieving a balance between innovation, integration into the real economy, and risk management. The first to be implemented will be the Hong Kong dollar stablecoin. Regarding the issuance of a RMB stablecoin in Hong Kong, Hui stated that, from Hong Kong's perspective, the legal framework allows for the use of different fiat currencies as underlying benchmarks for stablecoins. However, currencies carry sovereign will and strategic considerations. A peg to the RMB must take into account the country's exchange rate and monetary policy, requiring a comprehensive assessment of the risks and pros and cons.