Some of China's biggest asset managers, including Harvest Fund and Southern Fund, are using their Hong Kong subsidiaries to enter the Bitcoin ETF market. They have submitted applications and are awaiting regulatory approval, reflecting growing institutional interest in Bitcoin despite China's previous hostility towards it. Approval of Bitcoin ETF products from influential institutions could validate Bitcoin in the eyes of Chinese regulators and investors.
Some of China 's biggest asset managers are using Hong Kong subsidiaries to enter the Bitcoin ETF market, according to recent reports.
Harvest Fund manages over $230 billion in total assets, while Southern Fund oversees over $280 billion. Approval of Bitcoin ETF products from such influential institutions could significantly validate Bitcoin in the eyes of both Chinese regulators and investors.
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