In a recent development, another proposed Spot Bitcoin ETF has been listed on the Depository Trust and Clearing Corporation’s (DTCC) website, becoming the second proposed Spot Bitcoin ETF to appear on the corporation’s website.
BTCO Joins IBTC On DTCC Website
The Invesco Bitcoin ETF under the ticker ‘BTCO’ recently appeared on the , joining , which goes under the ticker ‘IBTC’ as uncertainty around a possible approval of these funds continues to heighten.
Source: DTCC website
Many had speculated an approval was imminent when BlackRock’s IBTC was earlier listed. However, the optimism has sort of cooled off following by a spokesperson for the financial services company. The representative clarified that the listing of these ETFs was simply “Standard Practice” and that it doesn’t indicate any potential approval by the SEC.
An ETF expert had also that DTCC’s listing didn’t mean anything in the grand scheme of things regarding a possible approval of Bitcoin ETFs by the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Going by this, the DTCC listing only suggests that these asset managers are preparing just in case they get approved by the SEC.
Such preparations also include asset managers and recently revealing their plans to begin seeding for their respective funds. While such a move doesn’t guarantee that the SEC is likely to approve these funds anytime soon, it, however, shows the optimism of these firms that their Spot Bitcoin ETF will launch sooner or later.
Valkyrie Joins The Spot Bitcoin ETF Amendment Train
In a shared on his X (formerly Twitter) platform, noted that the had joined the “prospectus amendment train” with the latest filing of their revised Spot Bitcoin ETF prospectus. Valkyrie joins the likes of ARK Invest, , , and Bitwise, who have also filed amendments to their prospectus.
Seyffart happens to be one of those who believe that these amendments could mean something. ARK Invest was the first asset manager to amend its prospectus, which led Seyffart and fellow Bloomberg analyst Eric Balchunas to predict that the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) could approve a fund as early as next year.
Meanwhile, it is worth mentioning that the SEC has so far not said anything regarding Grayscale’s application despite the Commission . But that could change soon as ETF enthusiast and prominent financial lawyer Scott Johnsson that the Commission is set to have a closed meeting on November 2; its first since the Grayscale deadline expired, and one of the agenda for the meeting includes resolving litigation claims.
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