So there was this closed SEC meeting yesterday. They talked about some legal stuff but no details yet. Bitcoin prices saw a little bump since then... maybe just speculation.
What Could Lead to the Approval of a Bitcoin Spot ETF?
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What's this Sunshine Act thing? I checked the link but it didn’t give much info. Why’s everyone so hyped about ETFs? Seems like we’re just gonna get more theories and less real news for a while.
Sunshine Act meetings are supposed to keep things transparent, but the SEC can keep the public out if it’s about lawsuits. We just gotta wait for their announcements. No telling what they’re really cooking up.
ETF news is everywhere but still no spot ETF approved. Honestly, I think if a Bitcoin ETF gets the green light, it'll attract more curious folks into crypto. But the SEC is dragging their feet.
Big players are definitely waiting for the ETF approval. It’s like the calm before the storm. The halving is coming soon and if there’s market manipulation, the SEC might finally say yes.
Vanguard's CEO just said they’re not jumping into the Bitcoin ETF party. I mean, that’s their call. But I’m more interested in what other big firms will do. Next year might be the time for the SEC to act.
Yeah, it’s all speculation but that’s what drives the price up. I’m seeing green candles everywhere but Bitcoin is just hanging around 35K. Whales probably bought in low and are waiting for the news.
With this meeting, maybe the approval is closer than we think. The SEC is under pressure from major players with deep pockets. They can’t just ignore them.
I read that analysts think the SEC could issue approval orders soon. Even if not this month, they say there’s a solid chance by early January. That optimism is pushing Bitcoin up.
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#10Nov 9, 2021, 08:33 AM
Kevin O'Leary warned it might take a year and a half for the ETF approval. He believes we need a compliant exchange first. Sounds kinda bleak but he’s got a point.
I’m skeptical about government moves. They could have approved the BlackRock ETF already but are waiting to buy more BTC cheap. Just seems like a strategy.
I think O'Leary is onto something. The SEC wants control over this ETF. They’re not gonna approve something they can’t regulate. But a year and a half seems too long.
I’m with you on that. They’ve got some existing laws to help them manage crypto, so it might not take as long as people think. But yeah, they’ll want to tighten things up first.
A spot Bitcoin ETF could really bring in fresh capital. It would be a win for crypto, but I’m not buying the hype just yet.
Seems like BlackRock has been talking with the SEC about their ETF listing. If they show solid plans, it might just push the SEC to act.
Gensler mentioned the SEC is looking at recent court rulings when reviewing ETF applications. Maybe that’ll help shift things in favor of approval.
I’m selling some Bitcoin right now. All this news makes me wary. I’ve been optimistic about the ETF but I feel like it’s still far off.
I get that selling signal. But I think the ETF will get approved eventually. The SEC has been meeting with applicants, which is usually a good sign.
Liquidity is a real issue here. Who actually holds most of the bitcoins? It’s tough to move big amounts without crashing the price.
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#20Nov 12, 2021, 04:43 PM
It’s all speculation until the SEC makes a move. The companies involved seem hopeful though, but I doubt they’ll approve without solid regulations.
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