ChinaAMC’s Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs have been greenlit, so they’re officially in the game.
The anticipated listing date for these ETFs is April 30, 2024.
Two Spot Bitcoin & Ethereum ETF pairings have been approved by the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission (SFC), marking a significant decision. Leading figures in the conventional banking and cryptocurrency sectors, Boshi Funds and HashKey Capital Limited, have banded together to launch this groundbreaking initiative. Also, ChinaAMC’s Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs have been greenlit, so they’re officially in the game.
In an effort to write a new chapter in the history of the virtual asset market in Hong Kong, Boshi International has announced that they would be teaming up with HashKey. The clearance of these ETFs, in their view, will do double duty: it will increase investors’ asset allocation alternatives and further establish Hong Kong as a leading global financial and virtual asset hub.
Huge Milestone
This was also the opinion of HashKey Capital. Traditional financial institutions may now more easily allocate virtual assets, thanks to the introduction of spot ETFs for virtual assets, they said. Therefore, making it easier for both institutional and individual investors to participate. Also, by authorizing the first-ever Ethereum ETF, Hong Kong cemented its stance, making the most recent approval a huge milestone.
Boshi International claims that their currency-holding subscription system enables investors to immediately subscribe for equivalent ETF shares using Bitcoin and Ethereum, and both businesses highlight the importance of this approach. Investors will appreciate the improved accessibility and ease of use.
Simultaneously, ChinaAMC also received approval to create the ChinaAMC Ethereum ETF and the ChinaAMC Bitcoin ETF. The anticipated listing date for these ETFs is April 30, 2024. These ETFs provide investors a quick, efficient, and secure way to allocate digital assets, according to Zhu Haokang, Head of digital asset management ChinaAMC.
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