Last week, U.S. crypto ETFs pulled in a staggering $4.36 billion, compared to just $14.1 million in Hong Kong—underscoring how overwhelmingly dominant American investment appetite is .
Hong Kong’s broader ETF market did well—around $880 million in inflows—but crypto barely made a dent, accounting for just 1.6% of that total . Clearly, local investors are sticking with familiar equities.
There’s buzz that mainland Chinese investors might soon access Hong Kong’s crypto ETFs through a QDII-like framework. That would let them trade using RMB via licensed intermediaries—no cross-border money transfer required .
While that doesn’t mean China is lifting its crypto ban, it could open a door to wider institutional adoption through Hong Kong. If implemented, regional fund flows might shift dramatically in the coming years—but for now, U.S. ETFs remain in a league of their own.
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TL;DR: U.S. investors are pouring billions into crypto ETFs, while Hong Kong sees only token interest. If China enables RMB‑based access via Hong Kong, that could reshape demand—but it’s still a distant possibility.#BTCvsETH #ETHBreaks3700 $BTC #StablecoinLaw #NFTMarketWatch #StrategyBTCPurchase $ETH $XRP
