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Mainland investors are currently not allowed to participate in the trading of Hong Kong virtual asset spot ETFs
According to BlockBeats, on April 25, Caixin reported that the first batch of 6 virtual asset spot ETFs issued by Bosera International, China Asset Management (Hong Kong) and Harvest International have been officially approved by the Hong Kong Securities Regulatory Commission, with the goal of listing on April 30, 2024. Although the relevant ETFs were first issued by Hong Kong companies under Chinese public funds, it should be pointed out that mainland Chinese investors are not yet allowed to participate in buying and selling.
According to the product list on the Hong Kong Securities Regulatory Commission website, these 6 virtual asset spot ETFs were officially approved on April 23, 2024. The relevant products are: Harvest Bitcoin Spot ETF (03439.HK), Harvest Ethereum Spot ETF (03179.HK), China Asset Management Bitcoin ETF (03042.HK), China Asset Management Ethereum ETF (03046.HK), Bosera HashKey Bitcoin ETF (03008.HK) and Bosera HashKey Ethereum ETF (03009.HK).
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1. The Hong Kong market has approved three asset management companies for the first time: Huaxia Fund, E Fund Management, and Bosera Fund, to issue Bitcoin and Ethereum spot ETF products.
2. These ETF products anchor the tracking of Bitcoin's price by holding a significant amount of cryptocurrency spot, providing investors with investment returns closely tied to the prices of Bitcoin and Ethereum spot.
3. The ETF products of the three companies were all listed on the same day, April 30, 2024. There are differences in the initial offering price, trading of shares and subscriptions, trading currency, management fees, and other aspects.
4. All three companies' ETF products have selected the CME CF Bitcoin Pricing Index as the tracking target and are custodied by Bank of China International's UK branch Trust.
5. Bloomberg data shows that Huaxia Fund, E Fund Management, and Bosera Fund have different asset under management sizes and ETF issuance numbers in Mainland China and the Hong Kong region.
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2026-10-25
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