Recently, the cryptocurrency market related to Hong Kong has been exceptionally active, attracting widespread attention. Behind this wave of market movement, it seems closely related to the latest policies released by the Shanghai government. It is reported that Shanghai is considering CFX in the field of stablecoins, and this move undoubtedly injects strong momentum into the entire Hong Kong Blockchain zone.

Stimulated by this positive news, the prices of Hong Kong concept Crypto Assets generally showed an upward trend. This market reaction not only reflects investors' optimism about the prospects of Hong Kong's financial technology development, but also suggests the profound impact of policy direction on the Crypto Assets market.

With the strengthening of the Hong Kong zone, the market has begun to focus on domestic public chain projects. Among them, Quantum Chain ( QTUM ) and Antshares ( NEO ), as well-known Blockchain projects from China, have once again attracted the attention of investors. These two projects created impressive investment returns during the 2017 bull market, bringing considerable profits to early participants.

However, we need to be cautious about this possible interconnected effect. Although the performance of crypto assets related to the concepts in Hong Kong has been strong, this does not mean that all domestic blockchain projects will automatically benefit. The fundamentals, technological progress, and ecological development of each project are the key factors that determine its long-term value.

In addition, investors should also be aware that the high volatility and regulatory uncertainty in the Crypto Assets market still exist. Past performance does not guarantee future returns, and blindly chasing after gains often brings great risks.

Overall, the rising popularity of the blockchain concept in Hong Kong has indeed brought new vitality to the market and may create new opportunities for domestic public chain projects. However, investors must remain rational when making decisions, thoroughly evaluating the potential and risks of projects, rather than solely judging based on short-term market sentiment.