Гонконгские спотовые биткоин-ETF привлекли более $15 млн за месяц

investing.ruPublished on 2024-08-25Last updated on 2024-08-25

Happycoin.club - Спотовые биткоин-фонды, запущенные в Гонконге в апреле 2024 года, не могут похвастаться таким же объёмами капитала, как их американские аналоги. Однако интерес к ним со стороны венчурных инвесторов продолжает расти. За последний месяц биткоин-ETF привлекли более $15 млн.

Сейчас в совокупности гонконгские биржевые фонды на основе биткоина управляют примерно 4450 BTC на сумму свыше 2,12 млрд гонконгских долларов (около $270 млн).

Большую часть активов – более 63%, контролируют два спотовых биткоин-ETF от China Asset Management и Harvest Asset Management. Эти биржевые фонды управляются инвестиционными компаниями в сотрудничестве с платформой для торговли цифровыми активами OSL.

В течение первой недели после запуска 30 апреля три фонда получили в совокупности $262 млн в виде активов под управлением. Причём большая часть из этой суммы была привлечена до листинга.

Фактический приток капитала в течение первой недели после запуска был скромным и составил всего $14 млн — большой контраст с миллиардами долларов, которые поступили в спотовые биткоин-ETF в США после листинга в январе. Всего 12 американских биржевых фонда на основе биткоина управляют активами на сумму более $788 млрд.

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