Edward Yau: Believe Hong Kong's First Batch of Stablecoin Issuers License Will Be Issued Next Month
BlockBeats News, February 11th. Carrie Lam, Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, stated that the Hong Kong Monetary Authority is actively processing stablecoin issuer license applications and believes that the first batch of licenses will be issued next month. In a video speech at "Consensus Hong Kong Conference 2026," Carrie Lam pointed out that Hong Kong has unparalleled advantages such as "One Country, Two Systems" and an open and transparent market. It is a platform that attracts international capital, talent, and information. The SAR government is committed to building Hong Kong into a global hub for digital asset innovation.
She also mentioned that Hong Kong has a significant advantage in promoting the development of Web3 and will continue to maintain its leading position in the field of financial technology, welcoming institutions from all over the world to collaborate with Hong Kong and build a better digital future. (Golden Finance)
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