Hong Kong

With Hong Kong asset managers somewhat reluctant to submit applications for the new ETF, a series of multibillion-dollar firms from Mainland China have entered the market.

Metalpha is a financial services company safeguarding investors through bull and bear markets with effective customized hedging solutions.

Recent regulatory clarity offered by Hong Kong financial authorities is setting the stage for Hong Kong to be the central hub of Asia's Bitcoin and crypto ecosystem.

The company anticipates dispatching a circular to shareholders by November 30, detailing the proposed acquisition.

HSBC's decision comes amid a surge of institutional interest in Bitcoin ETFs, potentially fueling a global competition to attract capital.

The Samsung Bitcoin Futures Active ETF will launch on Jan. 13, giving Hong Kong investors a mainstream avenue for indirect BTC price exposure.

The futures ETF will be the first of its kind available in Asia according to the asset manager, CSOP.

The city seeks to establish itself as a financial hub by establishing a licensing regime in order to allow the retail trading of bitcoin and cryptocurrencies.

As tightening authoritarianism from China strips Hong Kong of financial freedom, Bitcoin offers its people a chance at forging their own paths.

Bitcoin Association of Hong Kong is using donations for advertisements that feature informative statements highlighting “the risks and merits of Bitcoin”.