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China has firewalled Hong Kong from the Mainland - for example, Mainland investors are not allowed to invest in the spot ETFs. HK is being positioned to attract capital, though not very successfully in my mind. I think there’s structural reasons why China won’t intervene further - and I think they’re trying the stablecoin playbook in HK in order to understand what it might take to keep external and internal investors interested.
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How will China balance this Hong Kong experiment with its need to prevent capital flight?