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According to ChainCatcher, data tracked by the Web3 asset data platform RootData X shows that over the past 7 days, the Layer 1 blockchain Stable was the project most unfollowed by X (Twitter) top influencers. The X influential figures who recently unfollowed this project include the anonymous Twitter KOL Inversebrah (@inversebrah), crypto trader Pentoshi (@Pentosh1), and DeFi analyst Ignas (@DefiIgnas). In addition, other projects most unfollowed by X top influencers include Azuki.

According to ChainCatcher, Hong Kong Legislative Council member Johnny Ng posted on X that he will continue to promote the development of Web3 in Hong Kong. He shared his views on the future direction of stablecoins and the development of RWA as follows: He believes that there will be no major changes in the development of stablecoins in Hong Kong, and progress will continue steadily. The Stablecoin Regulation Bill was passed in the seventh Legislative Council after a long period of brewing and discussion. The overall development will be aligned with the actual financial environment of both the international community and Hong Kong, moving forward steadily. The local market will be used as a pilot, with the goal of expanding into the international market and leveraging Hong Kong's status as a financial and innovation and technology center. RWA is currently a widely discussed topic in both the traditional and Web3 industries. Hong Kong has already promoted a regulatory sandbox, and it is believed that the importance of compliant development and the direction of future regulation will be explored within the sandbox. He believes that different industries can boldly experiment by integrating Web3 technologies, which is expected to drive the development of a large number of real-world applications. The demand for developers is rapidly increasing. More and more enterprises in areas such as Web3 public chains, compliant trading platforms, and underlying infrastructure are establishing a presence in Hong Kong. The success of developers is closely tied to that of innovation and technology enterprises. In the future, efforts will be made to help the industry build a talent ecosystem and attract more developers and professionals to settle in Hong Kong.