HK launches Web3 blueprint with PwC to boost blockchain infra

Web3 Harbour, a Hong Kong-based industry association, in collaboration with PwC Hong Kong, has officially launched the Hong Kong Web3 Blueprint on June 23. This strategic document lays out a roadmap to strengthen the region’s blockchain infrastructure, focusing on five core areas: talent, market infrastructure, standards, regulation, and funding.

Shaped by insights from industry stakeholders, the blueprint highlights Web3 applications in open finance, trade finance, capital markets, asset management, and carbon markets. According to Gary Liu, Chairman of Web3 Harbour, the initiative is designed to steer private-sector integration of Web3 technologies within Hong Kong’s financial systems.

Its release aligns with growing global attention on stablecoins, following the US Senate's approval of the Genius Act.

Source: Techinasia

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The launch of the Hong Kong Web3 Blueprint marks a pivotal move in accelerating blockchain adoption within financial infrastructure. It’s encouraging to see initiatives that prioritize talent, regulation, and funding while embracing real-world applications like open finance and carbon markets. As tech enthusiasts, we’re closely observing how such frameworks can shape global Web3 ecosystems.