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This policy shift has brought about three substantial changes: First, compliant channels have been opened by institutions such as Bank of China (Hong Kong) for official HKD-USDT exchange. Second, liquidity has increased, with daily trading volume of the HKD stablecoin exceeding HKD 5 billion. Third, derivatives innovation has emerged, with CME launching HKD futures contracts to hedge against exchange rate fluctuations. A typical example is a Shenzhen foreign trade company that completed a US$20 million cross-border payment in March using the HKD stablecoin, at a cost only 1/20th of that of traditional SWIFT.0This policy shift has brought about three substantial changes: First, compliant channels have been opened by institutions such as Bank of China (Hong Kong) for official HKD-USDT exchange. Second, liquidity has increased, with daily trading volume of the HKD stablecoin exceeding HKD 5 billion. Third, derivatives innovation has emerged, with CME launching HKD futures contracts to hedge against exchange rate fluctuations. A typical example is a Shenzhen foreign trade company that completed a US$20 million cross-border payment in March using the HKD stablecoin, at a cost only 1/20th of that of traditional SWIFT.1This policy shift has brought about three substantial changes: First, compliant channels have been opened by institutions such as Bank of China (Hong Kong) for official HKD-USDT exchange. Second, liquidity has increased, with daily trading volume of the HKD stablecoin exceeding HKD 5 billion. Third, derivatives innovation has emerged, with CME launching HKD futures contracts to hedge against exchange rate fluctuations. A typical example is a Shenzhen foreign trade company that completed a US$20 million cross-border payment in March using the HKD stablecoin, at a cost only 1/20th of that of traditional SWIFT.2This policy shift has brought about three substantial changes: First, compliant channels have been opened by institutions such as Bank of China (Hong Kong) for official HKD-USDT exchange. Second, liquidity has increased, with daily trading volume of the HKD stablecoin exceeding HKD 5 billion. Third, derivatives innovation has emerged, with CME launching HKD futures contracts to hedge against exchange rate fluctuations. A typical example is a Shenzhen foreign trade company that completed a US$20 million cross-border payment in March using the HKD stablecoin, at a cost only 1/20th of that of traditional SWIFT.