On Wednesday, August 27, the "Hong Kong Digital Asset Listed Companies Alliance" was officially established, jointly initiated by representative listed companies in Hong Kong's digital asset sector, licensed financial institutions, and global compliance technology platforms.
The ceremony was attended by distinguished guests including Chan Ho-lim, Under Secretary for Financial Services and the Treasury of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region; Johnny Ng, Member of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference and Legislative Council Member of the Hong Kong SAR; Shang Hailong, Legislative Council Member of the Hong Kong SAR; Kowk Pui-fan, Legislative Council Member of the Hong Kong SAR; and Luk Hon-man, Legislative Council Member of the Hong Kong SAR, who delivered speeches. Over 80 executives from listed companies and financial institutions in Hong Kong, the US, and mainland China attended the meeting.
At the establishment ceremony of the Hong Kong Digital Asset Listed Companies Alliance, Chan Ho-lim, Under Secretary for Financial Services and the Treasury of the Hong Kong SAR, stated that as an international financial center, Hong Kong has always been at the forefront of technological innovation. As of September last year, Hong Kong has over 1,100 fintech companies, with an annual growth rate of 15%. These fintech companies span multiple areas including regulatory technology, insurance technology, wealth management technology, and blockchain applications. The Hong Kong SAR Government has maintained an open and proactive attitude toward Web3 and tokenization development.
Chan Ho-lim pointed out that regarding tokenized product categories, the Hong Kong SAR Government has been actively issuing green bonds annually for the past three years and plans to regularize such bond issuances in the future. It will also explore tokenization applications in various fields such as renewable energy. Additionally, the Hong Kong SAR Government will implement measures to explore tokenization methods for ETFs already listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange to further attract investor participation.
In terms of promoting application scenarios and cross-sector cooperation, the Hong Kong SAR Government will provide funding support of up to HK$500,000 through Cyberport's innovative blockchain and digital asset pilot funding program for projects with commercial potential, supporting tokenization certification and commercial implementation.
The following is a list of listed companies that participated in this meeting:
H-shares: GOFINTECH QUANT (00290), China New Economy Investment (00080), China United Development Holdings (00264), Yun Feng Financial (00367), Boyaa Interactive (00434), WPG Holdings (00856), OSL GROUP (00863), Walnut Capital (00905), Huake Intelligence (01140), Goldin Investment (01328), Soon Tai Holdings (01335), OKG Technology (01499), NewFire Technology (01611), Tak Lee Holdings (01709), Top Standard Holdings (01723), HKE Holdings (01726), CECEP New Energy (01735), Kimree Holdings (01808), China Renaissance Holdings (01911), Huajian Medical (01931), Ocean Group (01991), XtalPi Holdings (02228), Canland Duck (02250), China Financial Leasing (02312), INKEVERSE (03700), Futu Holdings (03738), ZA Online (06060), Bit Strategy (06113), Titan Star Entertainment (06683), Jiaoli Pay (08017), Willie Holdings (08021), Megapower Technology (08198), Big Honor Holdings (08220), Linekong Interactive (08267), Finet Group (08317), China Oral Industry (08406), Fuyin Financing (08452), Zhiyun International Holdings (08521).
A-shares: Zhaoxin Co (002256.SZ), JD Digits (002987.SZ).
US stocks: Amber (AMBR.US), Antalpha (ANTA.US), Bit Origin (BTOG.US), CAN-FITE (CANG.US), Galaxy Digital (GLXY.US), Metalpha (MATH.US), Nano Labs (NA.US), NWTH Inc. (NWTH.US), Solowin (SWIN.US).