The initial scale of Huaxia Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs exceeds 1.1 billion Hong Kong dollars in total
The Huaxia Bitcoin ETF and Ethereum ETF were successfully listed today, with the largest initial scale. As of now, the turnover is also in a leading position. As of April 29th, the initial scales of Huaxia Bitcoin ETF and Huaxia Ethereum ETF were HKD 950 million and HKD 160 million respectively.
Data shows that the total trading volume of the first batch of six virtual asset spot ETFs issued in Hong Kong this morning was about HKD 49.45 million. Among them, Huaxia Bitcoin ETF (3042.HK) had a trading volume of HKD 22.979 million; Huaxia Ethereum ETF (3046.HK) had a trading volume of HKD 11.03 million; Harvest Bitcoin ETF (3439.HK) had a trading volume of HKD 8.12 million; Harvest Ethereum ETF (3179.HK) had a trading volume of HKD 2.1859 million; Bosera HashKey Bitcoin ETF (3008.HK) had a trading volume of HKD
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