Web3's Second Half: The Value Resonance Between Hong Kong Dollar Stablecoins and Digital Humans

The global competition over stablecoins has become a "watershed" for Web3 development: Some linger in the fog of regulation, while others have seized the opportunity to leap ahead in the race. The strategic shift of Vorn Network and Vcity Blockchain precisely points out the key to breaking the deadlock in the second half — anchoring on RWA (Real-World Assets), using digital humans as a bridge, and deeply cultivating the Hong Kong dollar stablecoin ecosystem.

China’s clear definition of stablecoins has shattered the illusion that "having reserves equals compliance" and also drawn clear boundaries for the industry. The two entities’ decisive focus on Hong Kong stems from their insight into the unique advantages of Hong Kong dollar stablecoins: they not only possess the flexibility of offshore finance but also avoid the controversy surrounding U.S. dollar stablecoins being labeled as financing instruments. Vorn’s blockchain technology has addressed the bottlenecks in connecting Hong Kong dollar stablecoins with RWAs, making asset circulation more credible and efficient; meanwhile, Vcity’s digital humans have lowered the threshold for participating in the ecosystem, enabling the infinite expansion of service scenarios.

This layout has long transcended the scope of a single stablecoin business; instead, it is building a value closed-loop integrating "asset onboarding onto the blockchain + digital interaction + compliant circulation." As Web3 shifts from conceptual speculation back to real-world value, this model — rooted in physical assets and supported by a compliant ecosystem — is reshaping the industry’s competitiveness. The in-depth integration of digital humans and RWAs is precisely the core engine driving this value reshaping.