Hong Kong says Cyberport attracted 150 Web3 firms in a year
The country’s financial secretary says state funding and support have helped draw Web3 innovators to the digital hub.
The country’s financial secretary says state funding and support have helped draw Web3 innovators to the digital hub.
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