ARK, 21Shares update spot Bitcoin ETF application as next SEC deadline looms
The latest update is the third amendment to the Bitcoin ETF prospectus by ARK and 21Shares after the firms first filed for a spot Bitcoin ETF in April 2023. Go to Source
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The latest update is the third amendment to the Bitcoin ETF prospectus by ARK and 21Shares after the firms first filed for a spot Bitcoin ETF in April 2023. Go to Source
Congress members write in a memo that Federal banking agencies should not require financial institutions providing custody services for digital assets to maintain capital against the assets. Go to Source
The world’s largest asset manager filed the S1 form with the US SEC a week after registering iShares Ethereum Trust with the Delaware Department of State Division of Corporations. Go to Source
Even if approved by Nov. 17, the spot Bitcoin ETFs are unlikely to come to market for at least a month after approval. Go to Source
The new trading capability comes simultaneously with a surge in interest in crypto financial products in the United States. Go to Source
Deaton underscores that the legal action against Ripple is not centered on fraud but rather constitutes a regulatory disagreement. Go to Source
The price of Bitcoin has surpassed $37,000 for the first time since May 2022. Go to Source
A total of 12 asset managers have filed for a spot Bitcoin ETF with the U.S. SEC, with the first window for approval from the SEC opening on Nov. 8. Go to Source
Rep. Tom Emmer added a provision in the House GOP spending bill that would block the SEC from using government funds to pursue crypto companies until Congress weighs in on who has jurisdiction over crypto. Go to Source
The SEC derided Binance’s request to have the regulator’s suit thrown out, claiming the crypto exchange hasn’t correctly applied the law. Go to Source