Zhongyuan Securities: Zhongzhou International Has Not Yet Engaged in Stablecoin-Related Business
According to Jinse Finance, Central China Securities stated on its interactive platform that Zhongzhou International has not yet engaged in any stablecoin-related business. The company will continue to monitor policy developments and industry trends in the Hong Kong stablecoin market. Should there be any future cooperation with Hong Kong stablecoin projects or institutions involving significant matters, the company will strictly comply with regulations and promptly fulfill its information disclosure obligations.
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