According to reports, Hong Kong Legislative Council member and chairman of the Web3 Virtual Asset Development Committee, Wu Jiezhuang, stated in an interview that Hong Kong should leverage the advantages of the "one country, two systems" policy and take the lead in testing the inclusion of Bitcoin into the foreign exchange fund assets, while also exploring ways for the nation to better utilize Bitcoin at hand. Bitcoin has the greatest impact on the prices of precious metals that have low practical utility, including gold and silver. Although Bitcoin also lacks practical utility, its ease of storage and portability makes it more advantageous, as gold and silver incur significant storage and logistics costs. Therefore, in the market's choices, traditional precious metals may be replaced by Bitcoin, which has lower storage and transaction costs. Furthermore, Wu Jiezhuang believes that while the government can utilize Bitcoin as a tool for asset appreciation, substantial holdings are necessary to achieve noticeable effects. Currently, the value preservation function of holding Bitcoin outweighs its appreciation potential.