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The total holdings of Ethereum ETFs in Hong Kong are nearly 20,000 ETH, an increase of over 35% within half a year

The total holdings of Ethereum ETFs in Hong Kong are nearly 20,000 ETH, an increase of over 35% within half a year

Bitget2025/03/13 08:14

According to SoSo Value data, the total holdings of three Ethereum spot ETFs in Hong Kong are about 19,700 ETH, an increase of more than 35% from half a year ago. Among them, Huaxia Fund (Hong Kong) and Harvest International's spot Ethereum ETFs, for which OSL Digital Securities Limited serves as the virtual asset custodian and trading partner, hold over 13,100 ETH, accounting for more than 65%.

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