Bitcoin sells the news on Hong Kong ETF debut — Will BTC hold $60K?
Bitcoin could continue its decline below the $60,000 psychological mark after the debut of Hong Kong ETFs proved to be a sell-the-news event. Go to Source
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Bitcoin could continue its decline below the $60,000 psychological mark after the debut of Hong Kong ETFs proved to be a sell-the-news event. Go to Source
Hong Kong’s debut of six spot bitcoin and ethereum exchange-traded funds (ETFs) garnered HK$87.5 million ($11 million) on their first day, April 30. However, these ETFs underperformed compared to their U.S. counterparts, which had attracted a much larger sum of $4.6 billion on their initial day. Despite High Hopes, Hong Kong’s Bitcoin ETFs Start Slow … Read more
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Bitcoin and Ethereum spot ETFs began trading in Hong Kong, but day-one trading volumes were a fraction of those recorded in the United States in January 2024. Go to Source
Bitcoin ETFs hitting Hong Kong excite markets overnight, but overall BTC price conditions remain precarious, analysts say. Go to Source
Fund issuers and industry experts hope Hong Kong’s new crypto ETFs will open the doors for mainland Chinese investment in the future. Go to Source
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Before the launch of spot cryptocurrency ETFs in Hong Kong, the city’s ETF market accounts for 0.6% of the entire U.S. ETF market. Go to Source
Mainland Chinese citizens will not be able to purchase Bitcoin and Ether ETFs in Hong Kong because mainland China banned crypto transactions years ago. Go to Source