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ChainCatcher news, according to market sources, Mak Wing-chung, Director of Greater Bay Area Development Research at Our Hong Kong Foundation, stated in an interview with Hong Kong Radio that Hong Kong's clear stablecoin regulatory and policy direction has attracted numerous institutions. Currently, the number of license applications far exceeds expectations. He believes that large technology companies will tend to use stablecoins in payment scenarios, while traditional financial institutions may apply them in cross-border settlements. If the first batch of licensed stablecoin institutions operate well, it will drive the Hong Kong Monetary Authority to issue more licenses in the future.

Jinse Finance reported that European Central Bank official Dolenc stated that the ECB's interest rates will remain unchanged for now, and the next move could be either a rate cut or a rate hike. Given that the European economy remains resilient and inflation is stable at around 2%, Dolenc believes there is no need to adjust borrowing costs this month, as there have been "no significant changes in any direction." "After September, we should observe the effects of monetary policy—how the data looks, how the forecasts are—before making a decision," he said. "At that time, policy could move in any direction." (Golden Ten Data)