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Golden financial report, the market shows that BTC broke through $64,500 and is now quoted at $64,519.99, an intraday pump of 1.94%, the market fluctuation is large, please do a good job of risk control. Golden Finance previously reported that six Hong Kong virtual asset Spot ETF were officially listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on April 30, including ChinaAMC (Hong Kong), Bosera International, Harvest International's Bitcoin Spot ETF and Ether coin Spot ETF. Sin Sujun, chief analyst of Bloomberg Industry Research ETF Asia-Pacific, believes that the Assets Under Management of Hong Kong's Bitcoin and Ether coin Spot ETF is expected to reach US$1 billion, but whether it can be realized in the end depends on the speed of infrastructure and ecosystem development.

Bloomberg ETF Asia-Pacific Chief Analyst: Hong Kong Spot Bitcoin and Ether coin ETF AUM is expected to reach $1 billion Hong Kong's Spot Bitcoin and Ether coin ETF ETF Assets Under Management is expected to reach US$1 billion, but whether this can be achieved may depend on how quickly infrastructure and ecosystems improve, said Sin Sujun, chief analyst for Asia Pacific at Bloomberg Industry Research. There is strong demand for retail and institutional ETFs in Hong Kong, with both types of investors showing interest in virtual assets, although the innovative nature of such products means that the infrastructure of virtual asset ETFs will take time to mature. Once the ETF ecosystem develops, competition in the market is expected to become more intense, capital flows may increase, pricing will be more accurate, spreads will narrow, liquidity will increase, and fees will also be lower.

According to a research report by ETF analyst Rebecca Sin, Hong Kong aims to achieve the creation and redemption of spot bitcoin ETFs in the second quarter, which could be a significant market opportunity to significantly increase the assets under management (AUM) and trading volume of bitcoin ETF issuers in the region. According to the report, Hong Kong's goal is to create ETFs in kind, which is completely different from the United States, which only allows the use of cash, i.e., "cash in, bitcoin ETF out", while Hong Kong is "bitcoin in, ETF out", which could be an opportunity for the market.

PANews reported on March 27 that according to Bloomberg, the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) may allow the physical creation and redemption of Bitcoin spot ETFs in the second quarter of this year. Bloomberg ETF analyst Rebecca Sin said that although no spot ETF has been approved yet, it seems to be only a matter of time. Analysts also said that in addition to approving spot ETFs, the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission will also allow physical redemptions, which is an important difference from US Bitcoin spot ETFs that only allow cash redemptions.