The Hong Kong Stock Exchange has listed Bitcoin and Ethereum spot ETFs from Huaxia, Bosera, and Harvest. Trading is scheduled to start at 9:30
PANews reported on April 30 that the Hong Kong Stock Exchange has listed Bitcoin and Ethereum spot ETFs from Huaxia, Bosera, and Harvest. The related ETFs can now be found on the HKEX official website. Trading is expected to start at 9:30, with share codes as follows:
1、Huaxia Bitcoin ETF (BUU163), share code 03042、09042、83042;
2、Huaxia Ethereum ETF (BUU164), share code 03046、09046、83046;
3、Bosera HashKey Bitcoin ETF (BUU104), share code 03008、09008;
4、Bosera HashKey Ethereum ETF (BUU105), share code 03009、09009;
5、Harvest Bitcoin Spot ETF (BUT244) , share code 03439,09439;
6,Harvest Ethereum Spot ETF(BUU885),share code03179,09179.
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