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Hong Kong to Introduce Asia’s First Inverse Bitcoin ETF – News

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Last updated: 2024/07/22 at 9:58 PM
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Asia’s first inverse Bitcoin exchange-traded fund is set to debut in Hong Kong, offering investors the opportunity to bet on a fall in the cryptocurrency. The CSOP Bitcoin Futures Daily (-1x) Inverse Product by Hong Kong’s CSOP Asset Management will be launched on the city’s stock exchange on Tuesday morning. The ETF aims to take advantage of the rising demand for profiting from the volatile trading of cryptocurrencies. Bitcoin had a bumpy second quarter this year, losing more than 12% after the first batch of spot crypto ETFs went public in Hong Kong in April.

According to Ding Chen, CEO of CSOP Asset Management, the first futures-based inverse Bitcoin product offers opportunities for investors to gain from downside movements in Bitcoin. Bitcoin has been the most erratic among major global assets in the last ten years, with volatility as high as 38.3% in 2023, surpassing crude oil and the Nasdaq 100. The company believes that the ETF will provide investors with a new way to navigate the uncertainties of the cryptocurrency market and potentially profit from it.

The rebound of Bitcoin in the past few weeks has been attributed to increased expectations that Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump would regain the White House. Following U.S. President Joe Biden’s decision to quit the presidential race, Bitcoin was trading at around $67,400 on Monday. CSOP’s inverse Bitcoin product aims to closely match the one-time inverse daily performance of the S&P Bitcoin Futures Index. This new product offering comes after CSOP launched Asia’s first Bitcoin futures ETF in Hong Kong in 2022, which saw its market value grow to over $100 million earlier this year due to the global crypto price rally but had dropped to about $58 million as of Friday.

With the increasing interest in cryptocurrencies and their volatile nature, investors are looking for innovative ways to navigate this market. The launch of the first inverse Bitcoin ETF in Asia provides investors with an opportunity to bet on the downward movement of Bitcoin prices. This product can serve as a hedging tool against the uncertainties of the cryptocurrency market and allow investors to profit from the downside movements in Bitcoin. The ETF is expected to attract a wide range of investors, including those looking to diversify their portfolios and those seeking to capitalize on the potential opportunities presented by the cryptocurrency market.

The high volatility of Bitcoin compared to other major global assets makes it an attractive investment option for traders looking for short-term gains. The new inverse Bitcoin ETF by CSOP Asset Management aims to tap into this demand and provide investors with a way to profit from the unpredictable price movements of the cryptocurrency. With the growing popularity of cryptocurrencies and the increasing interest in Bitcoin trading, this new product offering is likely to generate significant interest among investors in Hong Kong and beyond.

Overall, the debut of Asia’s first inverse Bitcoin exchange-traded fund in Hong Kong marks a significant milestone in the development of the cryptocurrency market. The launch of this ETF comes at a time when investors are seeking new ways to navigate the uncertainties of the cryptocurrency market and capitalize on its potential opportunities. With the high volatility of Bitcoin and the increasing demand for alternative investment options, the new inverse Bitcoin ETF by CSOP Asset Management is expected to attract a wide range of investors looking to profit from the downside movements in Bitcoin prices.

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