Cryptocurrency Q&A
Will a spot bitcoin ETF Open Up to mainland China investors?
Will a spot bitcoin ETF Open Up to mainland China investors?
Eleonora
Sat Jul 06 2024
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In recent financial market discussions, a recurring topic has been the potential introduction of a spot Bitcoin ETF to investors in mainland China. Could you elaborate on the implications and likelihood of such a move? Given the current regulatory landscape in China towards cryptocurrencies, how feasible is it for a spot Bitcoin ETF to gain approval and open its doors to domestic investors? What challenges, if any, would such a product face in navigating the complex regulatory environment? And finally, what impact could such a move have on the global cryptocurrency market and the broader financial landscape?
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CryptoTamer
Mon Jul 08 2024
According to the South China Morning Post (SCMP), the executive mentioned that Harvest aims to make their bitcoin ETF accessible to investors in mainland China through the ETF bridge program within the next two years.
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Nicola
Mon Jul 08 2024
This expansion plan, if successful, would significantly increase the exposure and availability of bitcoin investment opportunities for investors in China.
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Andrea
Mon Jul 08 2024
The ETF bridge program, as explained, is a mechanism that allows cross-border trading of exchange-traded funds (ETFs). In this case, it would enable mainland Chinese investors to access Harvest's bitcoin ETF without directly purchasing bitcoin.
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BusanBeauty
Mon Jul 08 2024
The CEO emphasized that this initiative is subject to various conditions and approvals, but if "everything goes well," they are optimistic about its success.
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FireflySoul
Mon Jul 08 2024
In a recent address at the Bitcoin Asia conference, the CEO of Harvest, a Hong Kong-based firm offering a spot bitcoin ETF, disclosed their plans for expanding their services.
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