RWA Tokenization: A Comparative Analysis of Dubai and Hong Kong and a Guide for Enterprises

Author: This article provides a comprehensive comparative analysis of the regulatory framework, legal environment, tax policies, and operational costs of RWA (Real World Asset) tokenization businesses in Dubai and Hong Kong. The article details the legal requirements and compliance processes in both regions regarding virtual asset regulation, tokenized securities issuance, and investor protection, and offers multi-dimensional references for companies in site selection decisions based on market access, operational efficiency, and cost control. By comparing the advantages and challenges of both locations, this article aims to assist RWA tokenization companies in making optimal jurisdiction choices based on their business characteristics, target markets, and development strategies.

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