According to Odaily, Hong Kong's Secretary for Financial Services and the Treasury, Christopher Hui, announced at the annual conference of the Asia Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association that Hong Kong plans to further relax asset evaluation requirements and accept investments through qualified private companies. The city will also optimize the tax regime for funds and single-family offices and introduce a new company registration system to attract more international businesses to establish offices or relocate to Hong Kong. Additionally, Hong Kong aims to expand the issuance of green and sustainable bonds and promote connectivity with mainland China's financial markets. Previously, a spokesperson from Invest Hong Kong confirmed that cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin and Ethereum, can be used as proof of assets when applying for the Capital Investment Entrant Scheme visa.