Bitfire Group Posts HK$1.70 Billion AUM, HK$580.00 Million OTC Volume in October 2026

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Bitfire Group Holdings Limited reported a marked expansion of its digital asset management and trading operations for the month ended 31 October 2026, according to a voluntary disclosure filed with the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.

The Group’s asset-management platform—operated through Bitfire Asset Management (Hong Kong) Limited and Bitfire Quantum Ltd.—closed October with assets under management of HK$1.70 billion (US$226 million).

Over-the-counter virtual-asset transactions executed by Bitfire Asset Management and Bitfire Trust Company Limited generated HK$580.00 million (US$74 million) in monthly trading volume. Combined client accounts for the asset-management and OTC trading segments reached 1,146.

In Japan, wholly owned exchange subsidiary BitTrade Inc. held assets under custody and customer borrowings totaling HK$839.00 million (US$107 million). The platform’s registered user base grew to 309,674, including 1,149 institutional clients.

The Board stated that these metrics reinforce Bitfire’s strategic position in regulated digital-asset wealth management and highlighted the company’s multiple compliance licences in Hong Kong and Japan as foundations for continued, risk-controlled growth.

All figures are extracted from unaudited internal management accounts; investors are advised to exercise caution when dealing in the company’s shares.

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