A 1998 newspaper article titled "Predicting the Future of Money"
The article stated that using cryptography to encrypt transactions (i.e., digital currency) could prevent theft.
Ten years later, in 2008, Bitcoin was created.
In 2025, digital currencies began to be accepted by governments and traditional financial institutions.
In mid-year, Hong Kong issued the Stablecoin Ordinance, the United States vigorously promoted the Genius Act, and Shanghai began exploring the feasibility of a RMB stablecoin.
The industry has been boomeranging for 30 years, and its boom period has just begun.
