HONG KONG — As the global financial ecosystem transitions to digital assets, tokenized credit, and autonomous AI underwriting, cybersecurity is no longer a back-office IT function—it is a cornerstone of national security and sovereign financial stability. As part of the Association of Blockchain Development’s (ABCD) 2026 Policy Address Proposal submitted to the Chief Executive’s Policy Unit (CEPU), the Cross-Cutting Security Foundation (Pillar IV) establishes a resilient, wor

HONG KONG — In modern digital finance, capital velocity and tax efficiency are the twin engines of market competitiveness. Traditional cross-border trade finance is weighed down by multi-day banking cutoffs, legacy settlement delays, and complex corporate tax drag that erodes investment returns. As part of the Association of Blockchain Development’s (ABCD) 2026 Policy Address Proposal submitted to the Chief Executive’s Policy Unit (CEPU), Pillar III: From Regulatory Uncertain

HONG KONG — Private credit and SME loan portfolios have traditionally suffered from a fundamental structural flaw: severe illiquidity. Once a loan is issued to an enterprise, it remains locked until maturity or refi, trapped in fragmented, manual secondary channels with high administrative overhead. As part of the Associ ation of Blockchain Development’s (ABCD) 2026 Policy Address Proposal presented to the Chief Executive’s Policy Unit (CEPU), Pillar II: From Secondary Market