SEC has 45 days to respond to VanEck Bitcoin ETF filing
It is Bitcoin ETF decision season once again for America’s securities regulator amid a changing of the guard at the commission. The United States Securities and Exchange Commission now has 45 days to deliver an initial decision on the VanEck Bitcoin (BTC) exchange-traded fund filing having officially published the company’s submission on its website on March 15.Now, the SEC has to approve, decline or extend the review period for the Bitcoin ETF filing within the 45-day window. The SEC can extend the deliberation window up to 249 days before delivering a final decision. The public also has....
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