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Hong Kong Octopus to Collaborate with Blockchain Platform to Launch Stablecoin Accelerator Program as Advisor

Hong Kong Octopus to Collaborate with Blockchain Platform to Launch Stablecoin Accelerator Program as Advisor

ChaincatcherChaincatcher2025/07/11 03:43
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According to ChainCatcher, as reported by Hong Kong Economic Journal, digital asset technology company IDA recently announced that it will join forces with accelerator program Brinc, Octopus Cards Limited, and blockchain platform XDC to launch a stablecoin accelerator program.

Octopus Cards clarified that, in order to promote the future development of fintech in Hong Kong, it is supporting a concept accelerator program led by Brinc as an advisor, aimed at exploring next-generation Web3 customer loyalty solutions. This program is purely conceptual in nature, is not a stablecoin product development project, and does not constitute a formal partnership.

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