BlackRock, ARK revise Bitcoin ETF plans along SEC’s cash-only model
BlackRock, Cathie Wood’s ARK and WisdomTree are the latest spot Bitcoin ETF applicants to revise their filings with the U.S. SEC. Go to Source
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BlackRock, Cathie Wood’s ARK and WisdomTree are the latest spot Bitcoin ETF applicants to revise their filings with the U.S. SEC. Go to Source
Coinbase filed an appeal the same day its petition for a rulemaking on crypto used as a security was denied. Go to Source
The investor claimed that 64% of Lido tokens are controlled by just a few venture capital firms, preventing ordinary investors from having any control over decisions. Go to Source
The ad spot came as the U.S. SEC is looking at multiple spot crypto exchange-traded fund applications from asset managers. Go to Source
XRP holder’s lawyer, John Deaton, stated that the SEC’s stance in the Coinbase rulemaking dispute directly opposes the SEC Chairman’s statements during his congressional testimony earlier this year. Go to Source
Stuart Alderoty predicts the possible resolution of Ripple’s SEC lawsuit in 2024 and lawmakers on Capitol Hill agreeing on the need for crypto regulations. Go to Source
The existing laws are sufficient, and the agency is already doing what it considers necessary, according to chair Gensler. Go to Source
The SEC chair could be softening his stance on Bitcoin ETFs following the Grayscale court victory, but if so, he hasn’t admitted it outright. Go to Source
Ghaf Capital managing partner Feras Al Sadek argued that the UAE’s “regulation by education” sets it apart from other jurisdictions. Go to Source
The head of the Philippines SEC clarified that Binance and any other unregistered exchange issued with an advisory has three months before they’re banned from the country. Go to Source