By 2026, Asia-Pacific is becoming the growth engine of the global RWA market. Policy innovation, technological maturity, and abundant physical assets—these three factors combined have led to the Asia-Pacific RWA trading volume accounting for over 60%. This is no coincidence—it is the result of a series of major policies paving the way.

The signals from the policy side are very clear. Hong Kong's "Stablecoin Regulations" have been fully implemented, establishing a licensing system, with institutions like JD Technology and Standard Chartered Bank consortium obtaining the first licenses. By January of this year, Hong Kong further aligned with Basel crypto regulatory standards, categorizing compliant RWAs as Group 1a, applying traditional asset capital requirements—essentially lowering the entry costs for banks and large institutions. Singapore is not to be outdone, revising the "Payment Services Act" to include RWA protocols and cross-chain bridges within the licensing and regulatory framework. Mainland China is also advancing green RWA pilot programs, forming a complete regulatory closed loop from south to north.

In this environment, the first stablecoin to receive dual compliance approval from Hong Kong and Singapore—USD1—has become a key player. Supported by the relevant ecosystem, this type of stablecoin product has launched the "Asia-Pacific RWA Cross-Border Wealth Management Plan"—directly accessing Hong Kong's green energy RWA, Singapore's supply chain finance RWA, and Mainland China's cultural IP RWA. Investors can achieve annualized returns between 7% and 11%, covering multiple risk tiers.

For investors looking to enter the Asia-Pacific market, these compliant stablecoin products have become a core tool to tap into this growth pole. Understanding policies and seizing opportunities are essential to not miss this wave of wealth.