xBrokers trading section officially launched, first stock "聚 (0XXXX.HK)" opens with a gain of over 462%
ChainCatcher News, according to the official announcement, on October 20, 2025, at 16:00 (UTC+8), the xBrokers trading zone officially launched its trial operation, with the first trading pair "Ju (0XXXX.HK)/HKDJ" going live simultaneously. The opening price was 4.999 HKDJ, rising to 28.103 HKDJ within one hour, an increase of approximately 462%. As of the time of publication, the trading volume in the first hour after launch exceeded 454,000 shares (equivalent to about 10.21 millions HKDJ).
Ju (0XXXX.HK) is the first real custodial Hong Kong stock in the xBrokers trading zone, which is 1:1 custodied by a licensed broker and recorded on-chain. Users can freely trade during the trial period and can withdraw the stock to any Hong Kong stock broker account after December 1. This marks the first time real Hong Kong stock assets have entered a crypto trading interface, injecting new liquidity and user participation channels into the Hong Kong stock market.
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