Hong Kong Disn Foundation Partners with Polaris Capital
As we enter early 2025, Bitcoin's reputation as "digital gold" and a hedge against inflation continues to strengthen, driving its price to new all-time highs. The Bitcoin mining industry has seen a corresponding surge in activity. According to statistics, 40 global companies, including overseas-listed mining firms and Tesla, now collectively hold over 1.31 million BTC, representing more than 6% of Bitcoin's total supply (21 million BTC)—a stash worth over $140 billion. Many publicly traded companies have also disclosed substantial investments in Bitcoin mining equipment, providing valuable insights into mining hardware market share and presenting new investment opportunities across mining farms, mining pools, and mining-related stocks.
Institutional investors are absorbing market liquidity through Bitcoin ETFs, while long-term holders continue to accumulate, reducing the available BTC supply on exchanges. Publicly listed companies are stockpiling Bitcoin, and if sovereign wealth funds start entering the space, Bitcoin’s scarcity premium could reach unprecedented levels. Amid this shifting landscape, Hong Kong is positioning itself as a key player in the crypto industry, actively advancing local spot Bitcoin ETF initiatives.
The Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) has taken a pioneering step by approving applications for spot Bitcoin ETFs, accelerating digital assets' integration into the mainstream financial system. Against this backdrop, Polaris Capital (Digital Polaris Investment SPC) has announced the launch of its Bitcoin Mining Ecosystem Investment SP (Fund ID: 2107081)—unlocking a new era of investment opportunities.
Disn Foundation & Polaris Capital Join Forces to Drive the Future of Digital Assets & Bitcoin Mining
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