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Hong Kong stocks open with mixed performance among digital currency and stablecoin concept stocks, with a certain exchange's securities rising 8.5%

Hong Kong stocks open with mixed performance among digital currency and stablecoin concept stocks, with a certain exchange's securities rising 8.5%

金色财经金色财经2025/07/09 01:42
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On July 9, according to market information, Hong Kong stocks opened with mixed performance among digital currency stablecoin concept stocks. Specifically: King Fook Investments (01328.HK) plunged 12.5% after surging 527.14% yesterday, following its announcement of a strategic partnership with an exchange to explore stablecoin application scenarios; Victory Securities (08540.HK) rose 8.5% after announcing that two of its virtual asset businesses had received approval from the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission; Vanguard Pharmaceutical Biotechnology (00399.HK) gained 3.66% and plans to acquire all shares of Conflux; Deli Holdings (01709.HK) increased by 1.57% after reaching a cooperation agreement with ViaBTC, with plans to establish a Bitcoin reserve.

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