CSOP Post: Bitcoin futures ETF assets break through 1 billion Hong Kong dollars
Li Yilin, Senior Vice President of Sales and Product Strategy at CSOP Asset Management, revealed that the mainstream investment market is increasingly accepting products related to virtual assets. Currently, the asset scale of CSOP's Bitcoin Futures ETF has exceeded 1 billion Hong Kong dollars. Coupled with the market's eager anticipation that the listing of Ethereum spot ETFs in the United States could drive up virtual asset prices, CSOP has seen continuous inflows into its Bitcoin Futures ETF and Ethereum futures ETF.
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