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Hong Kong-listed company Deli Holdings signs Memorandum of Understanding with Asseto Fintech Limited to promote compliant applications of stablecoins and DeFi

Hong Kong-listed company Deli Holdings signs Memorandum of Understanding with Asseto Fintech Limited to promote compliant applications of stablecoins and DeFi

2025/07/02 01:59
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According to ChainCatcher, Hong Kong-listed company Deren Holdings announced that it has signed a memorandum of understanding with RWA tokenization fintech company Asseto Fintech Limited. The two parties will collaborate to advance the application of compliant digital asset products and services, including stablecoins and decentralized finance (DeFi) integration.

The scope of cooperation also includes jointly launching a compliant multi-asset strategy fund, applying for stablecoin-related licenses, and exploring the potential of tokenized fund shares as a source of stablecoin yield.

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