Hong Kong to Launch Third Blockchain-Based Green Bond Sale
The sale follows similar digital bond offerings in 2023 and 2024, as Hong Kong cements its position as a leading global hub for blockchain-enabled financial infrastructure.
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The sale follows similar digital bond offerings in 2023 and 2024, as Hong Kong cements its position as a leading global hub for blockchain-enabled financial infrastructure.
The offering, aimed squarely at professional investors in the EEA and U.K., threads a steady-income narrative through the volatility of digital-asset accumulation.
The decision in Rhutikumari v Zanmai Labs & Ors (2025), delivered by Justice N. Anand Venkatesh, held that crypto assets are intangible property, not legal tender, but assets that can be “possessed, enjoyed and held in trust.”
The company says the move responds to regulatory pressure, liability concerns, and the growing number of people relying on AI for decisions that traditionally require professional training and legal protections.
“Digital assets are no longer an outsider’s bet,” a CoinSwitch spokesperson noted. “Gen Z investors are combining traditional savings with crypto portfolios, using it to build financial independence earlier in life.”