Hong Kong’s crypto-asset declaration framework bill has entered the legislative review stage, marking a procedural milestone that signals closer scrutiny of proposed reporting and disclosure rules for digital assets in one of Asia’s most active crypto markets. The bill, formally introduced to Hong Kong’s Legislative Council in May 2026, is now subject to committee-level review. The full text of the bill was published on the Legislative Council’s website, opening the proposed framework to public and institutional examination. For related coverage, see Caixin: Ex-Wuhan Official's Son Laundered HK$64M in Hong Kong, Bitcoin Linked.