The Swiss bank has reportedly authorised three crypto ETFs in Hong Kong, in conjunction with the city's implementation of a digital-asset regulatory regime designed to safeguard investors and promote the growth of a central authority. The Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) permits retail investors to trade significant tokens on licenced exchanges in accordance with the new regulations. Presently, the agency grants authorization for ETFs based on futures.

Hong Kong's cryptocurrency pivot is designed to aid in reestablishing the city as a global financial hub of innovation. However, setbacks have been encountered due to significant market declines (e.g., the insolvency of a major exchange) and the recent $1.5 trillion market downturn in 2022. In spite of these obstacles, there are indications that financial institutions across the globe are becoming more involved in the cryptocurrency economy. CSOP Ether Futures and Bitcoin Futures are two of the recently introduced ETFs.

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