Hong Kong-listed company Marco Digital Technology: Will continue to seek and explore investment and cooperation opportunities related to stablecoins and cryptocurrencies.
Foresight News reported that Hong Kong-listed company Marco Digital Technology released its 2025 interim report, stating that the company will continue to seek and identify investment and cooperation opportunities related to stablecoins and cryptocurrencies. The report indicates that the company plans to optimize its payment solutions and systems to create a fully integrated "payment + insurance" ecosystem, aiming to enhance the overall experience and efficiency for users and insurance clients during the purchasing and management processes. In addition, Marco Digital Technology Holdings Limited will closely monitor the decentralized finance (DeFi) sector to ensure it remains competitive in future developments.
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