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The first batch of six Bitcoin and Ethereum spot ETFs launched in Hong Kong closed today with a total trading volume of over HK$87 million. According to financial reports, according to data from the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, the total trading volume of the six first batch of virtual asset spot ETFs issued in Hong Kong is approximately HK$87.58 million, including: The trading volume of ChinaAMC Bitcoin ETF (3042. HK) was HK$37.16 million, and the trading volume of ChinaAMC Ethereum ETF (3046 .HK) was HK$12.66 million; FOLLOW FOR MORE.❤️ 👍 — if you agree! ❤if you find this information helpful, consider supporting me through the Binance Tipping feature. Your generosity helps me provide quality content. thanks 🙏 $BTC $ETH #HKETF #BitcoinETFs #Megadrop #ETH #EthereumDown ✅@realmabbaskhan

The first batch of six Bitcoin and Ethereum spot ETFs launched in Hong Kong closed today with a total trading volume of over HK$87 million.

According to financial reports, according to data from the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, the total trading volume of the six first batch of virtual asset spot ETFs issued in Hong Kong is approximately HK$87.58 million, including:

The trading volume of ChinaAMC Bitcoin ETF (3042. HK) was HK$37.16 million, and the trading volume of ChinaAMC Ethereum ETF (3046 .HK) was HK$12.66 million;

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