Hong Kong's Financial Secretary Paul Chan highlighted the strategic advantage the city gains with its new stablecoin legislation, set to take effect on August 1, making it one of the earliest regions to establish a regulated environment for stablecoins. Chan emphasized Hong Kong's significant role, processing 80% of global offshore yuan transactions, enhancing its position as a financial hub aligned with China's national strategies. This development occurs as global digital asset regulation grows and other nations, including the US, are advancing similar crypto regulations.