Several securities firms in Hong Kong, such as Victory Securities, Tiger Brokers, and Interactive Brokers, have started offering trading services for virtual assets like Bitcoin. Investors need to open a virtual asset account on the securities firm's app and complete the necessary document filling and signing to start trading. Some firms anticipate that revenue from virtual assets could account for a quarter of the company's total income.

Wu learned that Hong Kong securities firms are laying out plans to provide trading services for virtual assets such as Bitcoin. Currently, firms like Victory Securities, Tiger Securities, and Interactive Brokers have all launched corresponding services. Investors can trade virtual assets like Bitcoin on the securities firms' apps, with some firms indicating that revenue related to virtual assets may account for about a quarter of the company's income. To trade Bitcoin and other virtual assets on Hong Kong securities firms' apps, investors need to open a virtual asset account, complete the opening of a personal securities account or a corporate securities account, and then fill out and sign four documents, either electronically or on paper: Additional Agreement for Virtual Asset Trading, Additional Risk Disclosure Statement for Virtual Assets, Risk Tolerance Questionnaire, and Questionnaire on Virtual Asset Knowledge and Experience.

Several securities firms in Hong Kong launch Bitcoin trading services.