香港立法者批准法案來規範穩定的法案

香港加入全球監管鴻溝，中間路徑方法

Hong Kong lawmakers have approved a bill to regulate stablecoins, a type of cryptocurrency linked to reserve assets like fiat currencies, according to a report by the South China Morning Post.

根據《南方晨報》的一份報告，香港立法者已經批准了一項規範穩定幣的法案，該法案是一種與菲亞特貨幣（例如法定貨幣）相關的加密貨幣。

The legislation, passed by the Legislative Council on May 21 and set to take effect later in the year, requires issuers to obtain a license from the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) before selling or promoting stablecoins.

立法委員會於5月21日通過的立法將於今年晚些時候生效，要求發行人在出售或促進穩定的股份之前從香港貨幣當局（HKMA）獲得許可證。

HKMA chief Eddie Yue Wai-man said the regulatory framework aims to be risk-based, pragmatic, and flexible, focusing on public protection. The HKMA will hold further consultations on key aspects such as reserve requirements, segregation of client assets, risk management, and disclosure practices.

HKMA負責人Eddie Yue Wai-Man說，該監管框架的目的是基於風險，務實且靈活，重點是公共保護。 HKMA將就儲備要求，客戶資產，風險管理和披露慣例等關鍵方面進行進一步的磋商。

The new regulations come amid a global push to oversee the burgeoning crypto industry. The European Union is implementing its own set of rules, while the United States is taking a different approach with a focus on encouraging innovation alongside consumer protection.

在全球推動監督新興加密行業的全球努力之中。歐盟正在實施自己的一套規則，而美國正在採取不同的方法，重點是鼓勵與消費者保護一起創新。

Hong Kong’s approach appears to strike a middle ground, placing it in a unique position to attract issuers from various parts of the world.

香港的方法似乎佔據了中間地位，將其處於獨特的位置，以吸引來自世界各地的發行人。

As the world’s leading financial hub in the 1960s and 1970s, Hong Kong was a hub for foreign exchange transactions, later pivoting to become a key offshore RMB center following the 1997 financial crisis.

作為1960年代和1970年代世界領先的金融樞紐，香港是外匯交易的樞紐，後來在1997年的金融危機之後旋轉成為關鍵的海上RMB中心。

Now, as the cryptocurrency industry booms, Hong Kong is positioning itself once again to play a central role in this evolving financial landscape.

現在，隨著加密貨幣行業的啟動，香港再次定位自己在這種不斷發展的金融景觀中發揮核心作用。