Hong Kong Bitcoin and Ether ETFs officially approved to start trading on April 30
Hong Kong’s financial regulator has officially approved the first batch of spot Bitcoin and Ether ETFs for trading.
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Hong Kong’s financial regulator has officially approved the first batch of spot Bitcoin and Ether ETFs for trading.
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