Max Keizer, a senior adviser to the President of El Salvador, refuted Cathie Wood’s remarks on social media that “if the Bitcoin spot ETF is approved, it will attract more institutions to enter the market.” He said that the remarks were misleading and that all Bitcoins created from cash Coin spot ETFs are just proxy tools for investors to track BTC prices and cannot obtain actual BTC.
In this regard, Bloomberg ETF analysts said that in fact, if the Bitcoin ETF can only be created in cash, rather than BTC (created in kind), then most non-cryptocurrency people (especially those who control the wealth of $33 trillion in assets) The governing bodies) are not going to make any big moves, in fact they prefer to make dollars out of it, they just want exposure (which does give Cathie Wood a chance).