Li Weihong, a financial services sector legislator in the Hong Kong Legislative Council, said that some licensed companies have reported that their official websites have been imitated for promotion, and there have been multiple fraud cases in recent months. Some people in society believe that "many virtual assets are fake," so they hope to correct this statement. He pointed out that there is currently no problem with the regulation of virtual assets, and the public can verify whether a company is licensed through official channels.

Deng Shengxing, chairman of the Hong Kong Stock Analysts Association, said that the Securities and Futures Commission should strengthen education and suggested that if the government wants to develop Hong Kong into an international virtual asset center, it can issue bonds for part of the government's large-scale projects in the form of tokens or other virtual assets, allowing the public to participate in investment through official channels and strengthen the acceptance of virtual assets.