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Data: The total transaction volume of 6 Hong Kong virtual asset ETFs today is approximately 15.99 million Hong Kong dollars

Data: The total transaction volume of 6 Hong Kong virtual asset ETFs today is approximately 15.99 million Hong Kong dollars

Bitget2024/12/03 08:47

ChainCatcher news, Hong Kong stock market data shows that as of the close, today's 6 Hong Kong virtual asset ETFs had a total turnover of about 15.99 million Hong Kong dollars.

Among them:

The turnover of Huaxia Bitcoin ETF (3042.HK) was 7.05 million Hong Kong dollars;

The turnover of Huaxia Ethereum ETF (3046.HK) was 4.06 million Hong Kong dollars;

The turnover of Jiashi Bitcoin ETF (3439.HK) was 1.17 million Hong Kong dollars;

The turnover of Jiashi Ethereum ETF (3179.HK) was 1.66 million Hong Kong dollars;

The turnover of Bosera HashKey Bitcoin ETF (3008.HK) was 1.13 million Hong Kong dollars;

The turnover of Bosera HashKey Ethereum ETF (3009.HK) was approximately HKD926,100.

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