最新报道:According to a report by Ming Pao on October 2nd, Yip Chi-hang, Executive Director of the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission's Intermediaries Department, which oversees virtual asset trading, stated in an interview with Hong Kong media that virtual asset management (RWA) accounts for less than 1% of global digital asset under management (AUM), with trading volume significantly below 1%. Currently, RWA tokenized products on the market are primarily related to fixed-income products (such as money market funds). For securities trading and settlement applications, blockchain technology's latency rivals the high efficiency of traditional exchange trading and settlement systems, making it difficult to accommodate high-frequency trading and, for now, unsuitable for stock trading. Yip Chi-hang also revealed that the Hong Kong SFC's Intermediaries Department has approximately 300 colleagues, 50 of whom are heavily involved in virtual asset regulation, including licensing and anti-money laundering (AML). The SFC plans to hire external personnel to improve efficiency.