The SEC seeks advice of organizations and officials related to the approval of the Winklevoss twins’ Bitcoin ETF to get independent insight.
Leveraging on this innovation, Fidelity Clearing became Canada’s first IIROC-regulated dealer to offer a trading and custody solution for institutional investors.
The company’s move to introduce a spot Bitcoin ETF in Canada comes after the Securities Exchange Commission in the United States took too long to give a nod to a tedious debate on Spot Bitcoin ETF.
While the race for a functional spot ETF product continues, there are tens of both futures-based applications as well as those of the former that are awaiting SEC approval.
Two US lawmakers want to see spot Bitcoin ETFs included as an option for investors, instead of just futures-based options.
Meanwhile, the Bitcoin mining ecosystem has regained its balance from the crackdown on miners which pushed mining difficulty to record lows.
The world’s largest BTC fund, Grayscale is baking on SEC approval for a spot Bitcoin ETF instead of the recently launched futures ETFs.
Crypto.com is looking to ensure recognition in the crypto space and outside of it, by pumping $100 million into advertising efforts.
BTCR comes on the heels of the NYSE Arca-listed Bitcoin futures ETF launched by investment company ProShares last week.
The SEC seemingly has no appetite for non-regular ETF filings and may have struck down filings from Valkyrie and Direxion.
Valkyrie has announced the launch of its Bitcoin Strategy ETF (BTF), becoming the second of its type in the US. The Bitcoin futures ETF began trading on the 22nd of October after receiving approval from the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The new ETF is focused on tracking the value of Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) Bitcoin […]
