The review process for Hong Kong stablecoin licenses is nearing completion, and industry insiders are reminding the public of the differences in regulatory policies between mainland China and Hong Kong.

According to Mars Finance, an article published in the Beijing Business Daily points out that Hong Kong maintains a cautious approach to issuing stablecoin licenses, with the relevant review and research work nearing completion. Industry insiders believe this is a choice that considers both the risks in the global stablecoin market and the realities of Hong Kong's financial development. However, investors should be aware of the differences in regulatory policies for stablecoins between mainland China and Hong Kong. Investors are advised to stay away from all kinds of unlicensed stablecoin products, both domestically and internationally. Furthermore, when participating in cross-border activities related to licensed stablecoins in Hong Kong, investors must comply with relevant mainland regulations on foreign exchange and cross-border transactions, be wary of irrational investment risks arising from market speculation, and avoid blindly participating in related trading activities.