Data: Hong Kong virtual asset ETF today's transaction volume is about HK$60.7413 million
2025/07/11 16:34
PANews reported on July 11 that Hong Kong stock market data showed that as of the close, the transaction volume of all Hong Kong virtual asset ETFs today was approximately HK$60.7413 million. Among them:
- The transaction volume of China Asset Management Bitcoin ETF (3042.HK/9042.HK/83042.HK) was HK$42.3962 million, and the transaction volume of China Asset Management Ethereum ETF (03046.HK/09046.HK/83046.HK) was HK$7.0331 million;
- The trading volume of Harvest Bitcoin ETF (03439.HK/09439.HK) was HK$1.9618 million, and the trading volume of Harvest Ethereum ETF (03179.HK/09179.HK) was HK$1.2231 million;
- The transaction volume of Bosera Bitcoin ETF (03008.HK/09008.HK) was HK$4.038 million, and the transaction volume of Bosera Ethereum ETF (03009.HK/09009.HK) was HK$4.0892 million.
Note: All of the above virtual asset ETFs have Hong Kong dollar counters and US dollar counters, and only two of Hua Xia’s ETFs also have RMB counters.
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