Recently, MINAX officially entered into a strategic partnership with Hong Kong-based Uweb (University of Web3). The two parties will collaborate deeply on the Certified Digital Asset Analyst (CDAA) qualification examination to jointly promote the professionalization, standardization, and internationalization of the RWA industry in the Web3.0 era.
In June 2025, the Hong Kong SAR Government released the “Hong Kong Digital Asset Development Policy Statement 2.0,” pioneering the “LEAP” systematic development framework. Within this framework, “People & Partnership Development” is a key pillar emphasizing the collaboration between enterprises and educational institutions to cultivate professional talent.
The CDAA certification exam is administrated by the Hong Kong Examinations and Assessment Authority (HKEAA) to ensure public credibility. It is currently the most recognized digital asset qualification exam in Hong Kong. Its rigorous evaluation system lays an essential foundation for standardizing and professionalizing industry talent and injects more trustworthy professionals into the Web3.0 sector. The first exam was successfully held on June 28, 2025.
MINAX, a company deeply rooted in the Web3 space, has always viewed talent development as a cornerstone of industry progress. Uweb, as the academic support institution of the Hong Kong Registered Digital Asset Analyst Association, is committed to nurturing high-quality talent for the industry. This partnership is a proactive response to the government’s policy direction.
At the signing ceremony, Dr. Yu Jianning, President of Uweb, remarked: “The ‘Hong Kong Digital Asset Development Policy Statement 2.0’ clearly outlines the path for digital asset talent development in Hong Kong. The ‘LEAP’ framework emphasizes industry-academia integration. The newly launched CDAA exam is a concrete practice of this policy, building a standardized training and certification system for the industry.”
“MINAX is a pioneer in the RWA field, and its rich industry experience is exactly what talent development needs most right now,” Dr. Yu added. “This collaboration will integrate MINAX’s industrial insight with Uweb’s educational expertise to develop specialized curricula and joint practical training, cultivating cross-disciplinary professionals proficient in both finance and industry to help Hong Kong become a global talent hub for digital assets.”
“We believe that this deep industry-academic cooperation model not only accelerates professional talent development but also promotes the establishment and refinement of RWA industry standards, providing solid human capital support for Hong Kong’s ambitions as an international digital finance center.”
Dr. Yu Jianning, President of the University of Web3 Business School (Uweb)
Danny Deng, Founder and CEO of MINAX, said: “In the RWA space, compliance-driven enterprise development is the foundation for healthy industry growth. We recognize that only a high-standard talent system can effectively drive compliance processes and ensure sustainable development. At MINAX, compliance has always been a top priority in our RWA efforts across brand, cultural, and consumer assets.”
“This strategic partnership with Uweb stems from our deep understanding of industry talent needs,” Deng emphasized. “By contributing to the talent development ecosystem, we aim to cultivate professionals who are both tech-savvy and compliance-oriented. This will not only accelerate MINAX’s own compliance journey but also contribute to the broader standardization of the RWA industry.”
“We look forward to working with Uweb to create internationally aligned RWA training programs, promote the formation of a unified talent evaluation system, and help Hong Kong become a benchmark for global RWA compliance development.”
Left: Danny Deng, CEO of MINAX Global Brand Exchange
Right: Dr. Yu Jianning, President of University of Web3 Business School (Uweb)
RWA is becoming a major starting point for global financial transformation and is seen as a key theme in the digital asset market over the next decade. Against this historic opportunity, the partnership between MINAX and Uweb not only embodies the concept that “talent is infrastructure,” but also represents an innovative convergence of industry standards, educational systems, and real-world applications. The two parties will continue to unite with more ecosystem partners to jointly cultivate RWA talent for the future, accelerating the compliant on-chain integration and efficient circulation of real-world assets globally.
As RWA is recognized as the next trillion-dollar infrastructure foundation, MINAX will continue to work with stakeholders to build professional systems, nurture industry talent, and promote global connectivity, helping real-world assets become the core of the global digital economy.
The Certified Digital Asset Analyst (CDAA) exam aims to provide authoritative certification for professionals in the digital asset field. The exam covers foundational digital asset theory, blockchain technology, investment analysis, trading tools, risk management, regulatory compliance, professional ethics, and more—training and certifying talent with global vision and expertise.
The CDAA exam is administered by the Hong Kong Examinations and Assessment Authority (HKEAA) to ensure credibility. As Hong Kong’s most recognized digital asset certification, its rigorous evaluation framework provides a foundation for industry talent standardization and will inject more trusted professionals into the Web3.0 ecosystem.
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