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Hong Kong regulators approve launch of spot bitcoin and ether ETFs

Hong Kong has approved the launch of spot crypto ETFs, including those investing directly in bitcoin and ether, with companies like Bosera Asset Management's oversea arm and Hong Kong firm HashKey Capital receiving conditional approval.
Harvest International and China Asset Management Company are among the fund managers granted approval by the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission for spot crypto ETFs.
Hong Kong becomes the first market in Asia to approve spot ether ETFs, allowing for both cash and in-kind subscriptions, potentially leading to global competitiveness in offering exposure to crypto assets.

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Reuters

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14 days ago·United Kingdom

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The Star Kuala Lumpur

Hong Kong approves first bitcoin, ethereum spot ETFs

SHANGHAI: Hong Kong's securities regulator approved the first spot bitcoin and ethereum exchange traded funds (ETFs) on Monday, a milestone on the way to becoming Asia's first city to accept the popular cryptocurrencies as a mainstream investment tool.

15 days ago·Malaysia

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South China Morning Post

Hong Kong’s first spot bitcoin and ether ETFs get conditional approval

Bosera Asset Management, HashKey Capital, Harvest International and ChinaAMC are all working on spot crypto ETFs after the SFC’s first conditional approvals.

14 days ago·Hong Kong

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CNBC

Hong Kong regulators approve launch of spot bitcoin and ether ETFs

Hong Kong regulators on Monday approved the launch of spot bitcoin and ether exchange-traded funds (ETFs), asset managers said.

14 days ago·United States

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Channel News Asia

Hong Kong gives initial approval to first bitcoin, ether spot ETFs, say funds

HONG KONG: Hong Kong conditionally approved its first spot bitcoin and ether exchange traded funds (ETFs) on Monday (Apr 15), money managers said, paving the way for the city to become Asia's first to accept the cryptocurrencies as a mainstream investment tool. At least three offshore Chinese asset manager

14 days ago·Singapore

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