According to reports from the Hong Kong Wenhui Daily, Hong Kong Legislative Council member and chairman of the Web3 and Virtual Asset Development Subcommittee, Wu Jiezhuang, stated that in terms of how the Hong Kong virtual asset market can serve the needs of the country in the future, it may be worth exploring the introduction of a 'Digital Pass,' which would open a special channel allowing mainland investors to buy and sell digital assets recognized by Hong Kong. This would further enrich the connotation of connectivity between the mainland and Hong Kong, while also benefiting financial innovation and fostering new productive forces. The mainland prohibits cryptocurrency trading; however, under the 'One Country, Two Systems' principle, cryptocurrency trading is legal in Hong Kong. Similarly, while the mainland prohibits gambling, it is also legal for mainland citizens to gamble in Macau. Therefore, Wu Jiezhuang believes that the future connectivity of the financial markets between the mainland and Hong Kong, particularly whether mainland citizens will be allowed to invest in virtual assets recognized by Hong Kong, largely depends on the overall development of the international situation. He believes the mainland will adjust its policies in a timely manner. Currently, the United States is actively embracing digital assets, and the mainland also places great importance on the development of the digital economy, viewing it as a new productive force. The Special Administrative Region government is also listening to the voices of the industry and embracing the new track of the digital economy.