Former SEC Chair: Spot Bitcoin ETF Approval Is Inevitable, “There’s Nothing Left to Decide”
The SEC approval or denial decision for the Bitcoin ETFs is due this coming Wednesday.
The SEC approval or denial decision for the Bitcoin ETFs is due this coming Wednesday.
Releasing them suggests they’re confident the SEC will approve the first U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs soon.
BTC calls trade at a much lower premium to puts than in November, as some analysts expect the cryptocurrency to decline following the anticipated debut of spot ETFs in the U.S.
The SEC is set to convene in crucial meetings with major stock exchanges to finalize comments regarding the potential approval of Spot Bitcoin ETFs.
The SEC is set to approve or deny the first U.S. Bitcoin ETF in January – either way, the market is likely in for a price shift.
Bitcoin spot ETFs could soon be approved by the SEC – here’s a list of every major Wall Street applicant from BlackRock to Fidelity.
The statement from the SFC and HKMA comes as expectations mount the U.S. SEC is on the verge of approving a spot bitcoin ETF.
A bitcoin ETF may be approved or rejected in the first few days of the new year.
A change to the structure of proposed spot bitcoin ETFs would enable authorized participants (APs) to create new shares in the fund with cash, rather than only with cryptocurrency, essentially opening the door to banks who cannot hold crypto directly.
This explosive growth comes amidst mounting anticipation surrounding the potential launch of a Bitcoin spot ETF in the United States.
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