Grayscale Partners With Jane Street, Virtu Financial For Pending Spot Bitcoin...
Grayscale has signed on two leading market makers to serve as authorized participants in its upcoming spot bitcoin ETF, pending SEC approval.Grayscale Investments signed Jane Street and Virtu Financial as authorized participants for its pending spot bitcoin ETF.Grayscale’s application to convert its bitcoin fund into an ETF has a deadline of July 6.Should the SEC deny, or further delay Grayscales application, the fund is prepared to sue the SEC. Grayscale Investments announced it will work with market-makers Jane Street and Virtu Financial as authorized participants for its spot bitcoin....
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In a recent development, analysts at asset management firm Bernstein have predicted when the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) will likely approve the first Spot Bitcoin ETF. When Will The First Spot Bitcoin ETF Be Approved? According to the analysts, the pending Spot Bitcoin ETF applications could be approved early next year. They made this projection in line with the recent court ruling in the Grayscale case, which they believe could force the SEC’s hands. Related Reading: $200 Million In Crypto Lost As Mixin Network Comes Under Attack The court had ruled in favor of Grayscale....
Grayscale Investments, the world’s largest digital currency asset manager, has filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) challenging the securities regulator’s decision to reject its application to convert the Grayscale Bitcoin Trust to a spot bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF).
Grayscale Takes SEC to Court Over Spot Bitcoin ETF Application
Grayscale Investments filed a “petition for review” Wednesday challenging the decision by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to deny the company’s application....
Grayscale Investments announced today that the NYSE Arca has filed to convert the firm’s flagship product, the Grayscale Bitcoin Trust (GBTC) into a Bitcoin Spot ETF.
With the approvals of futures bitcoin ETFs, firms have taken it one step further and have applied with the Securities and Exchanges Commission (SEC) for spot-based bitcoin ETFs. However, unlike their futures and short counterparts, the spot ETFs have not found favor in the eyes of the regulatory watchdog. And as more spot-based bitcoin ETF applications are declined by the SEC, questions have arisen about whether the market will see one anytime soon. Grayscale And Bitwise Applications Rejected Over the last month, anticipation had built up regarding spot-based Bitcoin ETF filings by both....
We may see a physically-settled, spot Bitcoin ETF on the market sooner than later, as Grayscale announces intention to file as early as next week.