Assistant Director of Invest Hong Kong: Web3.0 ecological construction can help Hong Kong stay ahead in the field of financial technology
Jiang Xue, Assistant Director of the Hong Kong Investment Promotion Agency, stated that startups, technology giants, investors, regulatory agencies, and users are all important stakeholders driving the development of Web3.0. Web3.0 has diverse application scenarios, not limited to digital entertainment or virtual assets. From finance, business, trade, supply chain management, to daily life and other fields, Web3.0 will bring changes in the short and long term. Therefore, we have been building the Web3 ecosystem in an open and orderly manner. In economic terms, the Web3.0 ecosystem can enable Hong Kong to maintain its leading position in financial technology, attract more companies in the relevant industry chains to settle in Hong Kong with an innovative and open environment, including a large amount of funds and related talents, and thus drive the overall economy in the long term.
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