Core Insights - Ethereum (ETH) has become a popular asset among Hong Kong-listed companies, with significant gains reported by several firms following a price surge above $4600 [1][4][11] Group 1: Company Holdings and Gains - Hong Kong-listed company Huajian Medical (01931) reported a floating profit of $482.52 million (approximately HKD 37.87 million) from its strategic reserve of 5190 ETH, purchased at an average price of $3661 [1][5] - Other companies also reported gains: Jinyong Investment holds 527.2 ETH with a floating profit of $46.1 million, Boya Interactive holds 298 ETH with a floating profit of $87.3 million, and Blueport Interactive holds 818 ETH with an estimated floating profit of $171 million [5][6] - The total floating profit from ETH holdings across these four companies reached nearly $787 million (approximately HKD 61.77 million) within a week [6] Group 2: Strategic Approaches to Digital Assets - Companies are adopting differentiated strategies in their cryptocurrency investments: Boya Interactive and Blueport Interactive focus on diversified holdings, while Jinyong Investment is exploring a "light asset model" for Web3 development [7] - Huajian Medical aims to become the largest Ethereum reserve holder, with plans to continuously increase its holdings and a budget of HKD 880 million for future purchases [7][8] Group 3: Market Trends and Institutional Interest - Ethereum's price has increased over 100% this year, driven by technological upgrades and institutional interest [11] - Major institutions, such as BlackRock, have significantly increased their ETH purchases, with a record $12 billion bought in a single week [12] - As of August 5, 59 global companies have added 1.97 million ETH to their balance sheets, indicating a growing trend of corporate adoption of digital assets [12][13]
5190枚以太币浮盈3700万，上市公司炒币潮卷向港交所