On August 27th, Xinhuo Technology (1611.HK), a Hong Kong-listed company, successfully held the "Hong Kong Blockchain Summit Forum - and Xinhuo Technology Strategy Conference" at the Grand Hyatt Hong Kong.
The forum was co-organized by Xinhuo Technology, Avenir Group, the Greater Bay Area Financiers Association, Alibaba Cloud, and StoneLink, with strategic support from AWS, OSL, and Boyaa Interactive. Government representatives, academics, and business leaders from various sectors gathered to focus on the future development of Web3 technology and the digital economy, revealing cutting-edge technological trends and in-depth industry insights.
The forum featured a strong lineup of guests, including regulatory representatives, academic authorities, and industry leaders. Professor Lin Chen, Vice-President (Business Strategy) and Director of the Center for Financial Innovation and Development at the University of Hong Kong, first analyzed the innovative logic of digital finance from an academic perspective. Subsequently, Chan Ho-lim, Justice of the Peace and Under Secretary for Financial Services and the Treasury of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government; Wu Kit-chung, Member of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference and Chairman of the Hong Kong Legislative Council's Subcommittee on Web3 and Virtual Asset Development; and Kong Jianping, Founder of Nano Labs and Director of Hong Kong Cyberport, delivered opening speeches, each elaborating on Hong Kong's policy direction and development plans for digital finance.
The most anticipated segment of the event was the "New Fire Technology Strategy Release." Weng Xiaoqi, the new Executive Director and CEO of New Fire Technology, made his official debut and delivered a keynote speech titled "New Phase Strategy Release." He systematically outlined the company's business layout and global development path following its strategic upgrade, unveiled the new generation of its senior management team for the first time, and launched a series of major business initiatives, including the "Star Map Project" and the "US$500 million DAT Special Project."