ChainCatcher message, according to SoSo Value data, the Hong Kong Bitcoin spot ETF had a net redemption of 19.99 BTC yesterday (May 29), with a total Bitcoin asset holding of 3650 BTC, a daily trading volume of 4.19 million USD, and a total net asset of 248 million USD.In terms of asset scale, Huaxia ETF holds 1570 BTC, ranking first, while Bosera Hashkey and Harvest hold 1180 BTC and 896.39 BTC, respectively.Additionally, the Hong Kong Ethereum spot ETF had a net subscription of 412.97 ETH yesterday (May 29), with a total Ethereum ETF asset holding of 14040 ETH, a daily trading volume of 1.79 million USD, and a total net asset of 53.89 million USD. (Note: Hong Kong crypto ETFs support a spot subscription and redemption mechanism, where net subscriptions refer to a positive difference between the subscription amount and the redemption amount over a certain period, meaning more buying than selling; conversely, it is a net redemption.)

ChainCatcher news, based on SoSo Value data, the Hong Kong Bitcoin spot ETF had a net redemption of 25.63 BTC yesterday (May 23), with a total Bitcoin asset holding of 3660 BTC and a daily trading volume of $157,300, resulting in a total net asset of $254 million.In terms of asset scale, Huaxia ETF holds 1570 BTC, ranking first, while Bosera Hashkey and Harvest hold 1200 BTC and 883.46 BTC, respectively. Regarding the intraday premium/discount rate, Huaxia Bitcoin ETF, Bosera HashKey Bitcoin ETF, and Harvest Bitcoin ETF all exhibited negative intraday discount rates within 24 hours.Additionally, the Hong Kong Ethereum spot ETF had a net flow of zero yesterday (May 23), with a total asset holding of 13,380 ETH. (Note: Hong Kong crypto ETFs support a spot subscription and redemption mechanism, where net subscriptions refer to a positive difference between the subscription amount and redemption amount over a certain period, indicating that purchases exceed sales; conversely, it indicates net redemptions.)

ChainCatcher news, according to SoSo Value data, the net flow of the Hong Kong Ethereum spot ETF was zero yesterday (May 20), with a total holding of 1,332 Ethereum, a daily trading volume of $243,000, and total net assets of $41.14 million. Over the past 9 trading days since May 7, the Hong Kong Ethereum ETF has shown either zero net flow or net redemptions.In terms of asset scale, the Bosera Hashkey ETF holds 6,300 Ethereum, ranking first, while the Huaxia and Harvest ETFs hold 4,640 and 2,390 Ethereum, respectively. In terms of intraday premium/discount rates, the Bosera HashKey ETF and Harvest ETF briefly showed positive premium rates this morning, while trading volume increased. As of the time of writing, the total intraday trading volume has exceeded $1.489 million, with the Huaxia Ethereum ETF reaching $883,000, surpassing yesterday's total trading volume.At the same time, as of the time of writing, the market prices for Huaxia Ether (3046.HK), Harvest Ether (3179.HK), and Bosera Ether (3009.HK) are currently quoted at HKD 9.01, HKD 9.05, and HKD 28.74, respectively, with intraday gains exceeding 19%.(Note: A net flow of zero for ETFs is normal, indicating a balance between buy and sell quantities. Bloomberg ETF analyst James Seyffart pointed out that out of approximately 3,500 U.S. ETFs, 2,903 had zero net flow on a given day.)

ChainCatcher message, according to SoSo Value data, the Hong Kong Bitcoin spot ETF had a net redemption of 519.5 Bitcoins yesterday (May 13), with a total Bitcoin holding of 3560 Bitcoins, a daily trading volume of 4.25 million USD, and a total net asset value of 219 million USD. Currently, the Hong Kong Bitcoin spot ETF has seen net redemptions for three consecutive days. In terms of asset scale, Huaxia ETF holds 1690 BTC, ranking first, while Bosera Hashkey and Harvest hold 989.93 BTC and 881.18 BTC, respectively.Additionally, the Hong Kong Ethereum spot ETF had a net redemption of 2270 Ethers yesterday (May 13), with a total Ether holding of 13350 Ethers, a daily total trading volume of 726,000 USD, and a total net asset value of approximately 39.12 million USD. In terms of asset scale, Bosera Hashkey ETF holds 6300 ETH, ranking first, while Huaxia and Harvest hold 4670 ETH and 2390 ETH, respectively. (Note: Hong Kong crypto ETFs support a spot redemption mechanism, where net subscriptions refer to a positive difference between the subscription amount and redemption amount over a certain period, meaning more buying than selling; conversely, it indicates net redemptions.)

ChainCatcher message, according to SoSo Value data, the Hong Kong Bitcoin spot ETF had a net redemption of 90.16 BTC yesterday (May 9), with a total Bitcoin holding of 4260 BTC, a daily trading volume of 2.06 million USD, and a total net asset value of 261 million USD. In terms of asset size, Huaxia ETF holds 1940 BTC, ranking first, while Bosera Hashkey and Harvest hold 1210 BTC and 1110 BTC, respectively.Additionally, the Hong Kong Ethereum spot ETF had a net redemption of 471.25 ETH yesterday (May 9), with a total Ethereum holding of 15630 ETH, a daily total trading volume of 542,000 USD, and a total net asset value of approximately 46.71 million USD. It is worth noting that the Hong Kong Ethereum spot ETF has shown net redemptions for three consecutive days. In terms of asset size, Bosera Hashkey ETF currently holds 6500 ETH, ranking first, while Huaxia and Harvest hold 5700 ETH and 3420 ETH, respectively. (Note: The Hong Kong crypto ETF supports a spot redemption mechanism, where net subscriptions refer to a positive difference between the subscription amount and redemption amount over a certain period, meaning more buying than selling; conversely, it indicates net redemptions.)

ChainCatcher news, according to SoSo Value data, the Hong Kong Bitcoin spot ETF had a net purchase of 101.6 Bitcoins yesterday (May 8), with a total Bitcoin holding of 4,350 Bitcoins, a daily trading volume of $2.67 million, and a total net asset value of $270 million. The daily BTC purchase volume came from Bosera HashKey and Huaxia Bitcoin ETFs.In terms of intraday premium/discount rates, the Huaxia Bitcoin ETF, Bosera HashKey Bitcoin ETF, and Jiashan Bitcoin ETF showed intraday discount rates of -0.55%, -0.03%, and 0.01%, respectively. The Huaxia ETF holds 2,020 BTC, ranking first, while Bosera HashKey and Jiashan ETFs hold 1,220 BTC and 1,110 BTC, respectively.Additionally, the Hong Kong Ethereum spot ETF had a net redemption of 644.78 ETH yesterday (May 8), with a total Ethereum holding of 16,100 ETH and a total daily trading volume of $1.73 million, with a total net asset value of approximately $4.835 million. It is worth noting that the Hong Kong Ethereum spot ETF has shown net redemptions for two consecutive days. Currently, the Bosera HashKey ETF holds 6,500 ETH, ranking first, while Huaxia and Jiashan ETFs hold 5,700 ETH and 3,900 ETH, respectively. (Note: Hong Kong crypto ETFs support a spot subscription and redemption mechanism, where net purchases refer to a positive difference between the subscription amount and redemption amount over a certain period, meaning more buying than selling; conversely, it indicates net redemptions.)

According to ChainCatcher news and SoSo Value data, the Hong Kong Bitcoin spot ETF has experienced its first net redemption since trading began on April 30, with a net redemption of 75.36 Bitcoins yesterday (May 6). The total Bitcoin holdings amount to 4,150 Bitcoins, with a daily trading volume of $8.6 million and total net assets of $266 million.In addition, the Hong Kong Ethereum spot ETF has maintained a net subscription for four consecutive trading days, with a net subscription of 999.75 Ethereum yesterday. The total Ethereum holdings amount to 17,280 Ethereum, with a daily trading volume of $1.8 million and total net assets of $54.87 million.It is reported that the Hong Kong crypto ETF supports a spot subscription and redemption mechanism, where net subscriptions refer to the positive difference between the subscription amount and the redemption amount over a certain period, meaning that purchases exceed sales; conversely, it is a net redemption.

ChainCatcher news, according to data from The Block, since last Friday, USDC redemptions have reached $6.2 billion, with minting at $1.66 billion, resulting in a net redemption of slightly over $4.5 billion.The Block Research's head of research, Steven Zhang, stated that despite Circle initiating redemptions and assuring that they will be backed by reserves, USDC holders still seem to feel nervous about the current environment. Given that Circle holds cash reserves in many other banks, a bank run similar to that of Silicon Valley Bank could lead to USDC becoming unpegged again. (source link)

ChainCatcher news, according to Nansen data, since the closure of Silicon Valley Bank, USDC has experienced a net redemption of $1 billion. Nansen stated that Circle redeemed approximately $1.6 billion of USDC on Friday local time in the U.S., while the minting volume is far less than the redemption volume.According to data from Circle's official website, as of March 9 local time in the U.S., the circulating supply of USDC was approximately 43.4 billion, while according to CoinMarketCap data, the current circulating supply of USDC is about 42.3 billion. (source link)