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CoinVoice has recently learned from the Hong Kong Wen Wei Po that the Vice-Chancellor of the University of Hong Kong, Wang Yang, pointed out that the digital renminbi has been tentatively involved in settlements in Hong Kong's digital asset market. In addition to traditional settlement methods, the primary issuance of Hong Kong dollar and renminbi bonds also includes digital bonds that are among the first globally to apply digital renminbi and digital Hong Kong dollars in the settlement process. Furthermore, Hong Kong will be the best market to undertake mainland assets RWA, and as regulatory adjustments and market development progress, there will be greater opportunities for renminbi assets to be issued as digital assets in the Hong Kong market, with digital renminbi being the preferred settlement currency. From a developmental perspective, stablecoins will become an important usage habit for offshore market users. The offshore renminbi stablecoin is one of the future options in the internationalization of the renminbi, and digital renminbi deposits and digital renminbi liquidity assets provide the necessary reserve assets for offshore renminbi stablecoins. [Original link]

CoinVoice has recently learned that Tom Lee, co-founder of Fundstrat and chairman of Bitmine, stated in an interview with Decrypt that the market should be very close to the bottom, with current market sentiment being very poor and price trends also being bad. Fundstrat's analysis advisor Tom Demar has been saying since November last year that BTC would drop to $60,000. He initially believed that the bottom for ETH should be around $2,400, but if it can't hold, it could bottom out around $1,890. He thinks it only needs to dip once more to reach the lowest point, which means we are now very close to the end of the downward trend. Previously, it was learned that Fundstrat stated in its cryptocurrency strategy advice for internal clients for 2026 that the market would see a deeper correction in the first half of the year, with a target price for BTC of $60,000 to $65,000; for ETH, the target price is $1,800 to $2,000; and for SOL, the target price is $50 to $75. However, Tom Lee himself has publicly claimed that both BTC and ETH will hit new highs in January 2026. [Original link]

CoinVoice has learned that, according to CoinDesk, at the Consensus Hong Kong conference, Sui executives Stephen Mackintosh and Evan Cheng stated that 2025 will be a "watershed year" for institutional adoption of crypto, as the introduction of the "Genius Act" has significantly increased institutions' awareness and demand for allocation of crypto assets.

Mackintosh pointed out that the surge in digital asset treasury (DAT) tools, the successful issuance of spot Bitcoin ETFs, and the entry of large trading firms such as Citadel and Jane Street all indicate that institutions are accelerating their layout of crypto infrastructure and talent reserves. He stated that even though market sentiment may weaken temporarily, options trading volume has reached record levels, and the structural growth trend remains unchanged, "institutional demand has never been so strong."