- China Poly Group denies stablecoin involvement amid scam concerns.
- No financial investments by China Poly Group in stablecoins.
- Hong Kong’s regulatory stance limits private stablecoin activities.
China Poly Group refuted claims of associating with Hong Kong stablecoin initiatives on October 25, 2025, issuing a formal denial of any involvement with alleged entities like “Poly Stablecoin Fund.”
The denial reinforces regulatory caution around stablecoins in Hong Kong, emphasizing vigilance against potential unregulated activities and affecting market trust in private stablecoin ventures.
China Poly Group has officially denied any involvement with Hong Kong stablecoin projects. The conglomerate emphasized caution against potential investment scams and urged the public to be vigilant. As per a corporate statement, “China Poly Group clarifies no involvement in Hong Kong stablecoin projects, urging public caution and vigilance against potential investment scams and unregulated activity.”
The denial distances China Poly Group from entities like “Poly Stablecoin in Hong Kong” and “Poly Stablecoin Fund.” No affiliation or equity ties exist with these companies.
The denial from China Poly Group impacts market expectations for private-sector stablecoin issuance. Regulatory scrutiny remains significant.
Hong Kong Monetary Authority reported no authorized stablecoin issuers, aligning with their cautious regulatory approach. This limits new private inflows.
No financial investments or asset deployment from China Poly Group toward stablecoin projects. Stablecoin TVL, liquidity, and market conditions remain unchanged.
Historical trends indicate a preference for state-backed digital assets like the e-CNY over private stablecoins. Regulatory measures often lead to market contraction, reinforcing reliance on state-sanctioned models like the e-CNY.
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