Sun thinks China is looking at Hong Kong as a kind of experiment, to see if crypto can be regulated on the mainland. If Hong Kong suceeds it could create a change of attitude in Beijing. “So that’s why they want to see Hong Kong do it first,” he said. “And then you see the result. If it has positive feedback, they might change the policy in mainland China as well.”
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