2026-01-06 03:29:28

Hong Kong's Digital Assets Week is set to make a comeback on February 4, 2026, hosted at The Gala Muse. This gathering brings together a heavyweight lineup spanning traditional finance and regulators—HSBC, JP Morgan, BlackRock share the stage with Hong Kong Monetary Authority and Securities and Futures Commission. The agenda cuts straight to the heart of capital markets transformation: how issuance, trading, and custody are being reimagined through digital infrastructure. It's essentially where institutional players, asset managers, and policymakers converge to hash out the mechanics of a digitized financial ecosystem. The event signals growing institutional appetite for tokenized assets and the infrastructure maturation needed to support next-gen capital markets.

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EyeOfTheTokenStorm

· 01-06 19:52

Institutions band together to jump on board. How long can this signal last? Looking at historical cycles, every time such official endorsement conferences mark a turning point in the market, but don't forget the lessons from 2021.

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digital_archaeologist

· 01-06 03:56

Hong Kong Digital Asset Week 2026? Feels like it's time to start harvesting again, but this time the lineup is really strong. HSBC, JPMorgan Chase, and BlackRock are all here. It seems traditional finance is really starting to panic.

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DataChief

· 01-06 03:53

Hong Kong's Digital Asset Week this time feels like it's serious this time HSBC, JP Morgan, BlackRock are all here, regulators are also on board, this momentum... Institutional players really can't hold back anymore Traditional financial players sitting down with regulators to discuss tokenization—what does that mean? It means everyone has their eyes on it and is just waiting to see how to proceed But it won't start until February 2026, so it feels like we have to wait a bit longer... By then, it's hard to say what concrete news we'll hear This time, it really depends on how the infrastructure for custody and trading is built, only then can we see how far it can go

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WalletManager

· 01-06 03:52

This move in Hong Kong has finally arrived, and the institutional armies are all sharpening their blades... But the real test is on the chain, to see who can manage their private keys properly.

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ProposalDetective

· 01-06 03:51

Hong Kong is really getting serious this time. Major banks are all studying digitalization together, it seems traditional finance is indeed panicking.

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