
April 22nd, 2025
The United States Securities and Exchange Commission has announced an extension of the numerous pending Bitcoin Exchange-Traded Fund approvals decision until 2024.
The Jacobi FT Wilshere Bitcoin ETF listing marks a significant achievement for the firm and the broader European crypto investment landscape.
Aside from the Grayscale Bitcoin Spot ETF, the SEC is also reviewing other Bitcoin ETF proposals.
Bitcoin price has oscillated around $29k in the past five months despite the ETF frenzy and crypto regulatory clarity in the United States.
The world of crypto is keen on seeing the US SEC approve a spot Bitcoin ETF for the first time.
The approval of spot-Bitcoin ETF remains a hot issue of debate among investors, regulators, and financial institutions.
Bloomberg’s ETF analyst believes that ProShares’ multiple Ether-based ETF applications within a short period may indicate a favorable stance from the SEC.
The US SEC is under pressure from several institutional investors – including BlackRock, Fidelity, WisdomTree, and Valkyrie – to approve a spot Bitcoin ETF.
The rush to launch Ethereum spot ETFs has sparked interest in the crypto community.
Grayscale noted that the US SEC should maintain an equitable stand while approving the Bitcoin ETFs without any participant getting greater preference over the other.
The changes in BlackRock’s Asia-Pacific team come amid the SEC’s decision on the future of the company’s spot Bitcoin ETF.
Armstrong said lawmakers are again looking to create crypto legislation in the US following Ripple’s court win and the increase in Bitcoin ETF applications.
With the application on the SEC docket, members of the public will have 21 days to comment on Valkyrie’s proposal.
The US SEC has started reviewing all the spot Bitcoin ETF filings re-submitted by all applicants along with a “surveillance sharing” clause.
After 12 months of the planned launch, Jacobi Bitcoin ETF revealed that the first spot BTC ETF in Europe is about to see daylight.