A recent event hosted by BitpushNews and Ant Lab highlighted the divergent regulatory landscapes for Real-World Assets (RWA) in Hong Kong and the US. Hong Kong is grappling with liquidity issues and project security concerns following the withdrawal of Chinese capital. In contrast, the US is progressing with RWA integration through existing financial frameworks and stablecoin innovations. Experts anticipate that the US will establish a regulatory framework for stablecoins by early 2027, while Hong Kong is expected to issue stablecoin licenses in 2026. This development positions RWA as a potential cornerstone of digital finance infrastructure.