1. "Everyone has seen that the global circulation of USDT has exceeded one trillion, but no one has calculated how much it has helped the dollar with cross-border settlements – conservatively speaking, there are 'private transactions' worth 100 billion dollars. Hong Kong, backed by the mainland, could introduce a Hong Kong dollar stablecoin, which would connect to the global market and help open up cross-border use of the renminbi; this is an advantage that other places cannot take away."
2. "Some say that slicing a mansion into 10,000 shares on the blockchain is RWA, but an ordinary person can't live in just one share, and no one will take it over. The real opportunity lies in assets like stocks and bonds that are already on computers – moving the ledger to the blockchain allows for fast settlement and low costs. If the Hong Kong Stock Exchange seizes this opportunity, it can completely transform into the 'on-chain New York Stock Exchange.'"
3. "I calculated that to rebuild a compliant exchange would cost 1 billion dollars just for technology and security, and we would need to recruit 300 top security experts. If Hong Kong allows Binance to operate compliantly, it can save these costs and quickly attract global liquidity – the money saved would be enough to treat everyone to good dim sum for several years!"
4. "Today, people are used to registering for CEX with email, thinking it's convenient; but ten years from now, wallets will be as ubiquitous as WeChat. DEX's transaction fees will be lower and privacy better. There are already large holders quietly transferring their assets to DEX – it's not a question of whether it will change, but rather a matter of time."
5. "In the future, AIs will trade with each other; for example, one AI helps you write a report, and another AI creates charts, with settlements possibly being just 0.01 dollars. Traditional banks find the amounts too small and won't handle them, but blockchain can settle instantly with zero fees. Hong Kong is currently positioning itself in this area, and in the future, it will be the settlement center of the AI economy."
6. "First, regulators shouldn't wait for perfection; let the products run first and fix issues as they arise. Delaying will cause missed opportunities. Second, liquidity should be globalized; don’t confine users to a small pond, or you won't retain large funds. Third, don’t just focus on the current mainstream; today's 'marginal fields' like DEX and AI + Web3 could be the main line tomorrow."
7. "When I left the mainland four years ago, I thought I would never return to the core stage of the Chinese-speaking world again. But standing here in Hong Kong today, I clearly know – the previous wandering was just a prelude; the real story is just beginning."
