NEWS: On Monday, January 8, 2023, Bitcoin Spot ETF issuers filed amended S-1 filings with the SEC, requesting the regulator's permission to launch the funds. This has been touted as a sign that approval could follow.
The amended S-1 filings include additional information about the funds, such as their fees, their market makers, and their investment strategies. Bitcoin ETF issuers have been working on these applications for months, and their filing is an important step toward launching the funds.
If the SEC approves the S-1 filings, Bitcoin Spot ETFs could begin trading on US stock exchanges. This would make it easier for US investors to invest in Bitcoin without having to purchase and store the cryptocurrency themselves.
On Monday, January 8, 2023, Bitcoin Spot ETF issuers filed amended S-1 filings with the SEC, requesting permission from the regulator to launch the funds. This has been touted as a sign that approval could follow.
The amended S-1 filings include additional information about the funds, such as their fees, their market makers, and their investment strategies. Bitcoin ETF issuers have been working on these applications for months, and their filing is an important step toward launching the funds.
If the SEC approves the S-1 filings, Bitcoin Spot ETFs could begin trading on US stock exchanges. This would make it easier for US investors to invest in Bitcoin without having to purchase and store the cryptocurrency themselves.
