According to the South China Morning Post, Julia Leung, the new chief executive of the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission, said at the Asian Financial Forum that after the implementation of new licensing rules for virtual asset service providers in June last year, virtual Asset trading will be limited to some "high liquid" cryptocurrency products. In this regard, Ren Yunan, executive director, chairman of the board of directors and chief executive officer of Okey Cloud Chain Holdings (01499.HK), said: simply prohibiting retail investors from participating in transactions may force retail investors to switch to unregulated platforms outside the local jurisdiction, making retail investors Faced with greater risks, the Hong Kong Securities Regulatory Commission will only approve some "high-liquidity" cryptocurrencies for retail transactions. The purpose is to protect retail investors. If the effect of retail investors participating in transactions is good, Hong Kong may continue to gradually lower the transaction threshold. Let more users participate in virtual asset transactions.