Caixin: Hong Kong’s first batch of virtual asset spot ETFs are approved by the China Securities Regulatory Commission and are expected to be listed as soon as the end of April
According to Mars Finance news, Boshi International, China Asset Management (Hong Kong), and Harvest International, Hong Kong companies of public funds, successively disclosed on April 15, 2024 that the issuance of virtual asset spot ETF products has been approved in principle by the Hong Kong Securities Regulatory Commission. After being approved for inclusion, the issuance The varieties include not only Bitcoin, but also Ethereum, which has not yet been approved by the US SEC. Reliable sources revealed that the above-mentioned virtual asset spot ETF products are expected to be listed as soon as the end of April. After successful issuance, this will also become the first batch of Bitcoin spot ETFs and Ethereum spot ETFs in Asia. As of press time, the website of the Hong Kong Securities Regulatory Commission has not officially released the approval information for the above-mentioned series of virtual asset spot ETF products; according to previous sources, Value Partners Fund was also approved by the Hong Kong Securities Regulatory Commission to issue virtual asset spot ETF products. (Caixin)
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