Hong Kong Sees First Crypto ETF Liquidity Fund Worth $128M
- Hong Kong has seen its first crypto ETF liquidity fund.
- The fund was launched jointly by three firms.
- The fund’s launch comes a week after the “disappointing” debut of Hong Kong crypto ETFs.
Three Asian-based ventures have partnered to launch Hong Kong’s first crypto ETF liquidity fund, valued at tens of millions of dollars.
The liquidity fund’s arrival comes a week after the Hong Kong Bitcoin and Ether ETFs made a lukewarm debut on April 30, amassing $112 million in first-day total turnover. This is a sharp contrast to the $4.6 billion recorded by U.S.-listed Bitcoin ETFs on their first day of trading.
Hong Kong Crypto ETFs Receive Liquidity Boost
According to an announcement dated May 8, LD Capital, Antalpha Ventures, and Highblock have jointly established a $128M (HKD 1 billion) liquidity fund to provide market-making services to Hong Kong’s crypto exchange-traded funds.
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The six crypto ETFs approved by the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission include ChinaAMC, Harvest Global, and Bosera International’s Bitcoin spot ETF and Ethereum spot ETF.
Besides enhancing overall liquidity and improving the efficiency of capital flows into the ETFs, the fund aims to help mitigate liquidity fluctuation risks and transactional volatility.
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While the fund’s debut is expected to boost market performance, some observers believe the Hong Kong crypto ETF market may not catch up with that of the U.S.
The Market Outlook
Following the first outflows from ChinaAMC and Harvest Global funds on May 7, Farside Investors summed up the market’s outlook.
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In the meantime, Bloomberg Intelligence’s Rebecca Sin recently forecasted that Hong Kong crypto ETFs could see as much as $1 billion in inflows “over two years.”
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