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Discounted tokens in FTX's bankruptcy assets continue to attract investor attention, and buyers have achieved substantial returns

ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, the discounted token sales from FTX's bankrupt assets continue to attract investor attention. Investors have snapped up millions of tokens from several projects, betting that these assets are undervalued and may have long-term upside potential.The largest holding of FTX's assets is 41 million locked Solana (SOL), currently valued at approximately $6 billion. The asset management team sold these tokens in batches at a discounted price ranging from $64 to $110 in April and May. The current trading price of SOL is about $142, and investors who bought in, such as Pantera Capital, Galaxy Trading, and Figure Markets, have already realized paper profits.The FTX asset management team plans to auction 22.3 million locked Worldcoin (WLD) tokens, valued at approximately $38 million. Despite concerns from investors about the length of the lock-up period, the auction remains competitive, with WLD trading at "slightly above $1." The current trading price of WLD is about $1.78.The FTX asset management team has also sold Metaplex (MPLX) tokens, which several crypto funds subsequently purchased at a discount from Wave Digital Assets.Investors indicate that they are focused on high-quality assets and projects led by visionary founders. Despite the risks, the appeal of discounted tokens and potential returns make many investors consider these investment opportunities worthwhile.

Data: Hong Kong Ethereum ETF had a net subscription of 62.8 units yesterday, and the Huaxia ETF (83046.HK) traded at a positive discount rate in RMB-denominated counter

ChainCatcher message, according to SoSo Value data, the Hong Kong Ethereum spot ETF had a net subscription of 62.8 units yesterday (May 22), with a total holding of 13,380 units of Ethereum, a total transaction volume of $390,300, and a total net asset value of $50.22 million. The net subscription amount yesterday came entirely from the Harvest ETF.It is noteworthy that yesterday marked the first net subscription for the Hong Kong Ethereum ETF in the 11 trading days since May 7. In terms of asset size, the Bosera Hashkey ETF holds 6,300 units of Ethereum, ranking first, while the Huaxia and Harvest ETFs hold 4,630 units and 2,450 units of Ethereum, respectively.In terms of intraday premium/discount rates, the Huaxia Ether ETF (83046.HK), which supports over-the-counter trading priced in CNY (Renminbi), showed a positive premium rate of about 1.5% within 24 hours, while other ETFs that support over-the-counter trading priced in HKD (Hong Kong Dollar) and USD (US Dollar) showed discount rates. (Note: Hong Kong crypto ETFs support a spot subscription and redemption mechanism, where net subscription refers to a positive difference between the subscription amount and the redemption amount over a certain period, meaning more buying than selling; conversely, it indicates net redemption.)
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