A Hong Kong industry group called Web3 Harbour, alongside accounting giant PwC, just dropped a detailed plan—dubbed the "Hong Kong Web3 Blueprint"—to turbocharge blockchain development in the city. The report pushes for more investment and highlights five key areas (like talent and infrastructure) to harness the potential of Web3 tech, emphasizing its transparency and security. It’s riding the wave of Hong Kong’s recent push to become a crypto and blockchain hub.

Editor’s Note: Hong Kong’s making a serious play to lead in Web3—a big deal as cities worldwide jockey for position in the next phase of the internet. This blueprint isn’t just theoretical; it’s a signal to investors and tech talent that the city’s doubling down on blockchain. If it works, it could shape everything from finance to digital identity in the region, but it’ll hinge on whether the money and expertise follow.