According to reports from Hong Kong Commercial Daily, Hong Kong Financial Secretary Paul Chan Mo-po recently stated that, benefiting from the growth in stamp duty revenue driven by the performance of the financial markets, Hong Kong's operating accounts are expected to return to surplus earlier than planned. In response to现场观众提出推出与黄金挂钩稳定币的建议, Chan Mo-po said he would develop stablecoins gradually. After taking the first step, he would consider proposals to peg them to gold or other assets, emphasizing the need for cautious handling. Additionally, he pointed out that virtual currencies are part of financial innovation, which Hong Kong should embrace, but they need to be incorporated into an appropriate regulatory framework to prevent risks, along with strengthening investor publicity and education.