香港面临加密ETF挑战-最新加密货币新闻

币界网Pubblicato 2024-08-11Pubblicato ultima volta 2024-08-12

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在香港,加密交易所交易基金正努力在传统金融产品主导的市场中站稳脚跟。OSL执行董事Gary Tiu强调,香港市场缺乏对ETF的激励。经纪商被结构性产品的高额佣金所吸引,对ETF兴趣不大,导致其增长缓慢。

内容隐藏1为什么经纪商不愿意接受ETF?2市场参与者扮演什么角色?3挑战和考虑4具体见解

为什么经纪商不愿意接受ETF?

Tiu指出,尽管ETF对交易者来说是可访问的,但由于佣金率低,经纪商会避开它们。这种不情愿是香港更广泛采用和增长交易所买卖基金的一个重大障碍。经纪人对这些产品的偏见使情况更加复杂。访问COINTURK FINANCE获取最新的金融和商业新闻。

市场参与者扮演什么角色?

此外,Tiu指出,香港普遍存在对比特币和以太坊等加密货币的偏见。监管机构和金融机构将加密货币ETF归类为高风险,这抑制了它们的增长。复星财富加密资产总监陈neneneba赵将此归因于香港市场参与者人数不多。与西方和中国的金融巨头不同,当地机构相对较小,不太愿意参与这些产品。

挑战和考虑

在香港,加密交易所面临着参与者和激励有限的艰难道路。截至8月11日,这些ETF的总资产净值为3.1亿美元,日均交易量为280万美元。与美国同行不同,香港基于实物BTC的交易不被视为现金流入,这增加了另一层复杂性。

具体见解

–由于佣金较高,经纪商更喜欢结构性产品。–对加密货币的监管偏见影响了ETF的增长当地金融机构规模小,限制了市场参与。

这些因素对香港加密交易所交易基金的接受和增长构成了重大挑战。为了获得更广泛的市场接受,经纪人和监管机构对这些投资产品的看法需要发生范式转变。

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