China Asset Management (Hong Kong) launches second batch of tokenized funds, including ChinaAMC RMB Digital Currency Fund
According to Jinse Finance, China Asset Management (Hong Kong) today announced the launch of its second batch of tokenized funds: the ChinaAMC USD Digital Currency Fund and the ChinaAMC RMB Digital Currency Fund. Together with the Hong Kong Dollar Digital Currency Fund approved in February this year, these products form a comprehensive series of tokenized money market funds. Notably, the ChinaAMC RMB Digital Currency Fund is the world’s first tokenized fund denominated in RMB. This series of funds innovatively adopts a “traditional + digital” dual-track distribution model, allowing investors to trade through conventional channels such as banks and brokerages, as well as through Hong Kong-licensed Virtual Asset Trading Platforms (VATPs). This provides compliant on-chain yield options for existing institutional and retail clients, as well as cryptocurrency holders, leading both on-chain and off-chain investors to deeply integrate into the digital finance ecosystem.
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