In mainland China, cryptocurrencies remain banned. But stablecoins, or digital tokens pegged to traditional currencies, are starting to draw interest from local policymakers. As Hong Kong prepares to implement its stablecoin licensing rules on August 1, it is positioning itself as a test bed for what could become one of the most significant steps in creating a digital renminbi that circulates offshore.
在中國大陸，加密貨幣仍然被禁止。但穩(wěn)定幣，也就是和傳統(tǒng)貨幣掛鉤的數(shù)字代幣，開始引起當(dāng)?shù)卣咧贫ㄕ叩呐d趣。隨著香港準(zhǔn)備在8月1日實(shí)施其穩(wěn)定幣許可規(guī)則，它將自己定位為一個(gè)試驗(yàn)臺(tái)，這可能成為創(chuàng)建離岸流通的數(shù)字人民幣的最重要步驟之一。
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