According to Odaily Planet Daily, Lai Tsui-pik, Chief Executive Officer of the Hong Kong Accounting and Financial Reporting Council, the Council is developing guidelines for the application of AI in the accounting and auditing industry, referencing international standards. These guidelines are expected to be released soon. They are not mandatory but rather advisory, aiming to help the industry properly manage related risks while embracing technology. (Hong Kong Ta Kung Pao)

According to market sources, 21Shares has launched a Bitcoin & Gold ETP on the London Stock Exchange. (Cointelegraph)

Odaily Planet Daily reports that the Solana Policy Institute has sent a letter to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), advocating for a clear distinction between centralized trading platforms and decentralized, non-custodial DeFi software, emphasizing that developers should not be treated as intermediaries for regulation. This move aims to secure regulatory exemptions for open-source DeFi projects and prevent technology developers from assuming financial intermediary obligations. (Solid Intel)

Odaily Planet Daily reports that Fan Wenzhong, Vice President of the Beijing Academy of Social Sciences and Executive Director of the China Finance Society, wrote an article in the Hong Kong Wen Wei Po entitled "Steady Advancement of Collaborative Innovation between Digital RMB and Hong Kong Stablecoins." In it, he points out that the current cross-border use of digital RMB mainly relies on the internal regulations and pilot policies of the People's Bank of China, lacking clear legal authorization. He suggests adding clauses to the revision of the "People's Bank of China Law" to clarify the cross-border payment function of digital RMB and the legality of interconnection with compliant overseas digital currency systems. He also recommends striving to clarify "special regulatory requirements and preferential policies for stablecoin issuing institutions that exchange with the mainland central bank's digital currency" in the implementing rules of the Hong Kong "Stablecoin Ordinance," forming a synergy of regulations. (Hong Kong Ta Kung Pao)

According to Odaily Planet Daily, Zak Folkman, co-founder and COO of World Liberty Finance, the Trump family's crypto project, announced on the X platform that WLFI Markets has officially launched its USD1 points program. Users supplying USD1 will have the opportunity to earn points, but the specific point rewards depend on the terms of each partner's promotional activities. These terms are subject to change at any time, and users can decide for themselves whether to participate.