Notable industry developments have occurred over the past week. Mainland enterprises' RWA (Real-World Asset Tokenization) business in Hong Kong has noticeably slowed, closely related to recent policy tightening in the Hong Kong and Macau regions. On the other hand, Hong Kong is stepping up efforts to crack down on cross-border cryptocurrency tax evasion, with regulatory attitudes becoming increasingly strict.
It is worth noting that institutions like JPMorgan Chase are not bearish on the future market. Despite recent volatility, this leading investment bank remains relatively optimistic. Meanwhile, the US November CPI data performed strongly, far below market expectations, potentially signaling upcoming policy adjustments. The intertwining of regulation, macroeconomic data, and institutional attitudes is prompting the market to seek a new balance.
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governance_ghost
· 2025-12-20 13:59
Regulation tightening in Hong Kong and Macau has caused RWA to stall; this trick has been seen many times before.
JPMorgan is still bullish, but whether they follow through with real money remains to be seen.
A CPI below expectations is a variable; it all depends on how the Federal Reserve handles this ball.
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BlockchainRetirementHome
· 2025-12-20 01:04
Hong Kong and Macau are tightening and loosening alternately, making RWA quite challenging. However, JPMorgan still maintains a bullish outlook, and such a low CPI is also a signal.
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GasFeeCrybaby
· 2025-12-20 01:03
Hong Kong and Macau are pulling back on RWA, and tax inspections are also very strict.
JPMorgan is still stubbornly optimistic, but I think they're just waiting for the November CPI data to stir things up.
It's a casino atmosphere—who knows whether the next wave will go up or down.
Notable industry developments have occurred over the past week. Mainland enterprises' RWA (Real-World Asset Tokenization) business in Hong Kong has noticeably slowed, closely related to recent policy tightening in the Hong Kong and Macau regions. On the other hand, Hong Kong is stepping up efforts to crack down on cross-border cryptocurrency tax evasion, with regulatory attitudes becoming increasingly strict.
It is worth noting that institutions like JPMorgan Chase are not bearish on the future market. Despite recent volatility, this leading investment bank remains relatively optimistic. Meanwhile, the US November CPI data performed strongly, far below market expectations, potentially signaling upcoming policy adjustments. The intertwining of regulation, macroeconomic data, and institutional attitudes is prompting the market to seek a new balance.