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HONG KONG — Tian Ji Holdings (01520.HK) announced on April 23 it signed a memorandum of understanding with HSC Digital to make an initial investment and begin a strategic cooperation, marking the listed company’s entry into the digital asset space.
"The Board believes that through this investment, both parties can establish a long-term strategic partnership," the company said in a filing. The collaboration will focus on the development of licensed digital asset infrastructure.
The partnership aims to develop several key products, including gold-backed stablecoins, cross-border settlement solutions, and platforms for real-world asset (RWA) tokenization. The initial investment is subject to satisfactory due diligence and compliance with regulatory requirements. Tian Ji also secured a right of first refusal for any future investment rounds in HSC Digital, founded by Vadim Krekotin.
This move positions Tian Ji to capitalize on Hong Kong's ambition to become a regulated virtual asset hub. The development of licensed, asset-backed stablecoins and RWA platforms is a key focus for the city's regulators, including the Hong Kong Monetary Authority and the Securities and Futures Commission. The success of the venture, however, hinges on the MOU converting into a definitive agreement and navigating the region's evolving regulatory landscape for digital assets.
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