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Hong Kong's Bitcoin ETFs Experience Surge in Investments

The Big Whale

— 1 min read
  • Hong Kong's spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $15 million in inflows, the highest in a month.
  • The ChinaAMC Bitcoin ETF had its biggest single day of inflows since July 12th.
  • Bosera Hashkey and Harvest Bitcoin ETFs saw no flows on August 22nd.
  • Hong Kong approved its first three spot Bitcoin ETFs earlier this year.
  • Total assets under management across the three Hong Kong Spot Bitcoin ETFs is approximately 4,450 BTC worth around $270 million.
  • Growing inflows indicate increasing Bitcoin interest and adoption among Asian institutional investors.

Summary :
Hong Kong's spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced a significant influx of funds, with $15 million being invested in a single day, marking the highest inflow in over a month. The ChinaAMC Bitcoin ETF attracted the majority of these funds, taking in 274 Bitcoin, equivalent to approximately $15 million. This surge in investment highlights the growing interest in Bitcoin investment vehicles among Asian investors. Hong Kong approved its first three spot Bitcoin ETFs earlier this year, following the footsteps of the United States and Europe. These ETFs offer investors exposure to Bitcoin prices without the need to directly handle the asset. Although the volume of Bitcoin ETFs in Hong Kong is still considerably smaller compared to the US, the steady increase in inflows suggests a rising trend. The ChinaAMC Bitcoin ETF is currently the largest among the Hong Kong products, with net assets totaling over $141 million. The other two ETFs, Bosera Hashkey and Harvest, manage around $99 million and $30 million, respectively. Collectively, the three Hong Kong Spot Bitcoin ETFs hold approximately 4,450 BTC, equivalent to around $270 million. While these figures may appear modest, the growing inflows indicate a growing interest and adoption of Bitcoin among institutional investors in Asia. As Bitcoin continues to establish itself as an established asset class, both Asian and global investors are seeking regulated exposure through products like spot ETFs.

Sources :

- Bitcoinmagazine

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