Odaily Planet Daily News: Chen Peiquan, executive director of Victory Securities, said in a recent interview that the issuers of virtual currency ETFs are mainly Chinese funds. Chen Peiquan believes that this has sent a "signal" to the outside world. Although he does not speculate on mainland policies, he is optimistic that the mainland will relax and even allow retail investors to buy and sell virtual products through the "Hong Kong Stock Connect" in the future. "Maybe the mainland also has development needs in this regard, and Hong Kong can just serve as a testing ground. This is also one of Hong Kong's traditional advantages." He believes that the development of virtual assets is an example of Hong Kong's use of the advantages of "one country, two systems" and can provide products that other markets do not have. In addition to expanding the trading space of the industry, it can also strengthen Hong Kong's position as an international financial center. In addition, Chen Peiquan believes that Hong Kong needs to launch relevant derivatives of virtual assets as soon as possible, including futures and options, to hedge the risks of virtual currencies. This will play a key role in promoting Hong Kong's further development in the virtual market in the future. (Hong Kong Wen Wei Po)