2026-01-21 08:12:29

#数字资产市场动态 $DASH

🔥Hong Kong drops a heavy bombshell! The first batch of stablecoin licenses are coming in Q1 2026, once again rewriting the compliance landscape in Asia!

Just announced: Hong Kong is opening the door for stablecoin license applications. Issuers must meet three thresholds—adequate reserves, seamless redemption, and a complete risk management system. What does this mean?

💡The compliance barrier is fully opened. Payment clearing, cross-border settlement, asset exchange… Stablecoins finally have a legal basis for implementation. And the timing is perfect—the Federal Reserve’s policies are still uncertain, but Hong Kong has provided the market with a sense of certainty.

🌏Look, inflation in the US is subdued, policies are unpredictable, and global hot money is seeking safe havens. Over in Asia, Hong Kong is acting so quickly that Singapore and Dubai can’t sit still. Capital, projects, and talent are starting to flow toward places with clear rules. The power map of the crypto market is quietly shifting.

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The question is: can compliant stablecoins truly move the market? Will Hong Kong become the next global crypto hub?

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GamefiHarvester

· 7h ago

Hong Kong's hand was played well, but I just want to know how many projects can really pass the three thresholds...

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GasFeeNightmare

· 7h ago

Another compliant story about cutting leeks again, the answer is 2026Q1, by then gas fees will have skyrocketed to what kind of level. Wait, can the three thresholds really prevent risks? It sounds to me like I might have to pay another round of fees... Hong Kong, Singapore, and Dubai are all taking action, but I'm still calculating whether to wait for the dip to move. Honestly, having a compliant license is great, but those transaction fees... are a bit painful.

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DAOdreamer

· 8h ago

Hong Kong's move is really clever. Will the true results be seen in Q1 2026? To put it simply, big funds are waiting for this signal. Once the compliant license is issued, they'll immediately rush to land and establish a presence.

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WalletDetective

· 8h ago

Hong Kong's recent moves are indeed aggressive, but honestly, the key is the implementation of the three thresholds. Let's wait and see who takes the lead in the race. If it is to truly become a hub, it also depends on subsequent execution capabilities; having only a license is not enough. Now Singapore needs to accelerate, or it will be left behind. To put it simply, money still flows to places with clear policies; the logic is sound. Wait and see, will there be any surprises before 2026? This industry is just like that. Whether compliant stablecoins can truly make an impact depends on whether institutions are willing to buy in. The chess game in Asia is becoming more and more interesting, while the US reaction is painfully slow.

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GateUser-bd883c58

· 8h ago

Hong Kong's recent moves are truly impeccable in timing. While the Federal Reserve is still discussing strategies on paper, they have already established the licensing framework. That's execution power.

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