The trading volume of 6 Hong Kong virtual asset ETFs today was HK$44.6248 million

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Cointime2024/05/16 08:34

By:Cointime

According to the data of Hong Kong stock market, as of the close of trading today, the trading volume of 6 Hong Kong virtual asset ETFs was HKD 44.6248 million, including: Huaxia Bitcoin ETF (3042.HK) with a trading volume of HKD 29.6 million, Huaxia Ethereum ETF (3046.HK) with a trading volume of HKD 2.04 million; ChinaAMC Bitcoin ETF (3439.HK) with a trading volume of HKD 6 million, ChinaAMC Ethereum ETF (3179.HK) with a trading volume of HKD 1.89 million; CSOP HashKey Bitcoin ETF (3008.HK) with a trading volume of HKD 4.45 million, CSOP HashKey Ethereum ETF (3009.HK) with a trading volume of HKD 0.6448 million.

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