On December 3rd, the Hong Kong crypto market is going to make a big move.
Pando, a licensed asset management company, has just announced that their Ethereum ETF (code 3085.HK) will be listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. This is not a synthetic ETF or a futures product; it directly purchases real ETH and holds it, truly genuine.
What is the most attractive thing? You can get in for just 850 HKD. Yes, you read that right, the design of 100 shares per lot has dropped the threshold to rock bottom prices. In the past, you had to open your wallet, manage private keys, and worry about exchanges running away, but now, as long as you have a Hong Kong stock account, buying ETH is as simple as buying Tencent stocks.
This product is linked to the CME CF Ether-Dollar Index's Asia-Pacific closing price, with price tracking based on solid grounds. More flexibly, it supports a dual-track approach — you can subscribe and redeem with Hong Kong Dollar cash, or you can directly use physical ETH for entry and exit, accommodating both institutions and retail investors.
To be honest, after the Bitcoin ETF, Hong Kong has taken another step forward this time. This is not just about having an additional investment tool; it actually tells the market that there is a path to compliance, and the walls between traditional finance and the crypto world are slowly being dismantled.
If you want to buy after it goes public, just search for "3085.HK" directly in the brokerage app, and the operation is no different from regular stock trading. As for whether this will lead to more encryption ETFs being listed, we will have to wait and see.
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MEVictim
· 22h ago
850 bucks, really? Now my Hong Kong stock account is going to be ruined by me.
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Wait, can we just use real ETH to enter and exit? Isn't this a roundabout way of legalizing it?
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Finally, there's a proper channel; those random exchanges were really annoying before.
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The Hong Kong Stock Exchange made a good move here, but I still want to see how the trading fees are charged.
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I remember this code 3085, just wait and see.
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One lot only costs 850, both institutions and retail investors can play, I like this logic.
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The question is whether the liquidity is good or not, I hope it doesn't become useless later.
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Saying that the compliance path is all clear sounds a bit too optimistic, doesn't it?
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No need to mess with the Private Key anymore, this is true liberation.
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Dual-track play? There are still knowledgeable people.
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FUDwatcher
· 11-29 11:42
850 HKD into ETH, this threshold is indeed amazing, much more affordable than I imagined.
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ValidatorVibes
· 11-29 11:41
honestly the real play here isn't the ETF itself, it's what this signals about governance acceptance... like we're watching the protocol stabilize at institutional level fr fr
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CryptoGoldmine
· 11-29 11:39
The entry price of 850 HKD is indeed low, but the computing power cost needs to be made clear; the real ROI should be calculated from the redemption mechanism and fee rates.
The key still lies in whether the liquidity of Hong Kong stocks can match the actual fluctuations in ETH prices, as this determines the investment return cycle.
Real coin collateral is definitely more reliable than futures ETFs. From a technical perspective, this is indeed progress, but retail investors need to be wary of cost erosion.
Compliance is indeed the future, but don't forget about the initial liquidity risks; the participation level in the mining pool is the touchstone for testing real value.
Hong Kong has made another move, but we still need to observe how efficient the price discovery is; the data will speak.
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GweiWatcher
· 11-29 11:37
Get on board with 850 HKD? No more hassle with the Private Key, it's truly a great liberation!
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TokenVelocity
· 11-29 11:18
The Hong Kong Stock Exchange is stirring things up again, this time directly smashing the ETH threshold down to the floor price, it's really fierce.
You can play with real ETH for just 850 bucks, much more reassuring than fiddling with wallets, and TradFi is finally being respectful.
Wait, isn't this price going to be hiked up again?
I'll bet by the end of the year you can buy ETH with Hong Kong dollars just like buying stocks, Hong Kong is getting serious.
What does this move indicate? Compliance can really be achieved, but how long can it last?
I've memorized this code 3085, someone will definitely try to grab the筹.
Turn around and tell those friends who are still struggling with cold wallets that the times have changed.
On December 3rd, the Hong Kong crypto market is going to make a big move.
Pando, a licensed asset management company, has just announced that their Ethereum ETF (code 3085.HK) will be listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. This is not a synthetic ETF or a futures product; it directly purchases real ETH and holds it, truly genuine.
What is the most attractive thing? You can get in for just 850 HKD. Yes, you read that right, the design of 100 shares per lot has dropped the threshold to rock bottom prices. In the past, you had to open your wallet, manage private keys, and worry about exchanges running away, but now, as long as you have a Hong Kong stock account, buying ETH is as simple as buying Tencent stocks.
This product is linked to the CME CF Ether-Dollar Index's Asia-Pacific closing price, with price tracking based on solid grounds. More flexibly, it supports a dual-track approach — you can subscribe and redeem with Hong Kong Dollar cash, or you can directly use physical ETH for entry and exit, accommodating both institutions and retail investors.
To be honest, after the Bitcoin ETF, Hong Kong has taken another step forward this time. This is not just about having an additional investment tool; it actually tells the market that there is a path to compliance, and the walls between traditional finance and the crypto world are slowly being dismantled.
If you want to buy after it goes public, just search for "3085.HK" directly in the brokerage app, and the operation is no different from regular stock trading. As for whether this will lead to more encryption ETFs being listed, we will have to wait and see.
#ETH走势分析 $BTC $ETH
(The above is based on publicly available information and does not constitute investment advice.)