SEC Rejects Solana ETF Filings Over Security Concerns: A Targeted Strategy?
SEC rejects Solana ETF applications, delaying its market entry and fueling debate over Solana's unique regulatory scrutiny.
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SEC rejects Solana ETF applications, delaying its market entry and fueling debate over Solana's unique regulatory scrutiny.
SEC delays approval of spot Solana ETFs amid security classification concerns; filings from VanEck and 21Shares withdrawn, affecting ETF approval timeline.
If an ETH ETF gets the green light, changes in the regulatory and political landscape could increase the chances of approval for the Solana ETF.
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Grayscale Investments is actively pursuing SEC approval for its Grayscale Bitcoin Trust's conversion into a spot bitcoin ETF. Recent discussions with the SEC revolve around NYSE Arca's proposed rule change. Grayscale's persistent efforts, court mandates, and engagements with BNY Mellon showcase its commitment. GBTC outlines plans for listing and ongoing share issuance. The broader industry, including major players like BlackRock and Fidelity, is also navigating the SEC approval process for spot bitcoin ETFs.
In response to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission's denial of a request to convert its Bitcoin trust into an ...
The proposed environmentally conscious spot ETF was found to be insufficiently protected against fraud and manipulation, like many ETF proposals before it.
21Shares submitted the spot Bitcoin ETF application with Ark Investment Management in June 2021 for listing on the Cboe BZX Exchange.
The exchange-traded fund will be based on daily investment results corresponding to the inverse of the return of the CME Bitcoin Futures Contracts Index for a day.
Last month, the watchdog gave the thumbs-up to Teucrium’s Bitcoin futures ETF, which is the first such vehicle to be approved under the ’33 Act.