
Hong Kong is advancing its position as a global financial hub with the implementation of a wholesale central bank digital currency (wCBDC) pilot, known as Project Ensemble, aimed at "seek to explore" innovative financial market infrastructure for seamless interbank settlement of tokenized money. This move, highlighting a divergent approach to digital assets between Hong Kong and mainland China, is complemented by the introduction of AxHKD, a Hong Kong Dollar-backed stablecoin, designed to expand the digital currency landscape and provide stability. Concurrently, the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) has initiated a regulatory sandbox, launched Tuesday, inviting stablecoin issuers to apply, signaling a broader acceptance and integration of digital currencies, including stablecoins, CBDCs, and cryptocurrencies, within regulatory frameworks.
The @hkmagovhk is inviting stablecoin issuers to apply to its new regulatory sandbox, launched Tuesday. @iamsandali reports. https://t.co/6fMdp8L8Kd
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