Plume signs strategic cooperation agreement with EX.IO to promote large-scale institutional RWA adoption in Hong Kong
Foresight News reported that RWA network Plume has signed a strategic cooperation agreement with licensed digital asset platform EX.IO to jointly promote the large-scale implementation of institutional-level RWA in Hong Kong. Relying on Plume's on-chain asset infrastructure and ecosystem network, combined with EX.IO's compliant trading system and local market resources, the two parties will open up the entire chain of "issuance—compliance—trading," helping high-quality assets efficiently enter the on-chain capital market and further consolidating Hong Kong's position as a global hub for RWA and digital financial innovation.
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