Hong Kong Stock Exchange: Guotai Junan International's intraday stock price surged by more than 23%, and its cryptocurrency trading service has officially launched.
BlockBeats News, August 29th. According to market data, the Hong Kong stock Cathay Pacific Guosen International (01788.HK) opened with a gain of over 23%, currently up 16%, with a trading volume of 4.4 billion Hong Kong dollars. Other cryptocurrency-related stocks strengthened during the day, with OSL Group (00863.HK) up over 7.5%, Huajian Healthcare (01931.HK), and Kingway Investment (01328.HK) both up over 4%.
Yesterday, Cathay Pacific Guosen International announced the official launch of cryptocurrency trading services. Clients with cryptocurrency accounts opened can trade various coins including BTC, ETH, AVAX, LINK, and SOL. Clients with professional investor qualifications can further choose to trade XRP, USDT, USDC, and other coins. In addition, clients can use the Cathay Pacific Guosen Securities (Hong Kong) securities trading service to allocate idle funds that have not been invested in the cryptocurrency market to the Cathay Pacific Guosen International "Wealth Management Plan." Cathay Pacific Guosen International plans to introduce more advanced digital asset services in the future.
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