Is China warming up to Bitcoin ETFs? BTC investor’s reply sparks curiosity
The trade agreements between China and Hong Kong could allow mainland investors to access spot BTC ETFs in Hong Kong.
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The trade agreements between China and Hong Kong could allow mainland investors to access spot BTC ETFs in Hong Kong.
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