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.
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The country’s financial secretary says state funding and support have helped draw Web3 innovators to the digital hub.
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