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Satoshi Nakamoto founded Bitcoin with the original intention of breaking traditional financial barriers, allowing value to circulate without intermediaries. The recent compliance implementation of real-world asset (RWA) in real estate is a perfect example of reconstructing traditional asset logic using blockchain technology: transforming high-threshold, low-liquidity commercial real estate into compliant tokens, lowering participation barriers, increasing transaction efficiency, and enabling physical assets to have transparency and efficiency on the chain. This aligns perfectly with Bitcoin’s core principles of decentralization and inclusivity.

From virtual assets to real estate on the blockchain, Hong Kong is paving the way for RWA with regulatory compliance, bringing Satoshi Nakamoto’s value ideals from the digital world into real-world business. This is not only a fusion of traditional finance and blockchain but also a positive empowerment of the physical industry through decentralization concepts, marking the official entry of the global RWA era into a compliant fast lane. Hong Kong will also leverage this benchmark case to solidify its position as a leader in the global digital economy.