Blackrock's aggressive fee reduction in the competitive ETF market sets a benchmark, but uncertainties surrounding SEC approval pose challenges. As the industry strives for lower fees, the outcome of the SEC's investigation will play a pivotal role in shaping the future landscape of spot Bitcoin ETFs.
Cheng YuanBlackRock and Bitwise have submitted revised spot Bitcoin ETF applications to the SEC, signaling ongoing discussions. BlackRock's updated filing includes language on monitoring price movements and anti-money laundering compliance. Bitcoin's recent surge adds to speculation about potential SEC approval, with the cryptocurrency currently trading near $42,000.
SanyaApproval of BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF could reshape crypto, attracting institutional capital while introducing risks like regulatory hurdles and market volatility. A pivotal moment awaits in 2024.
SanyaBlackRock raises concerns about potential risks to its proposed Bitcoin ETF posed by stablecoins like Tether and Circle, citing historical incidents of instability.
JasperThe mysterious disappearance and return of BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin ETF.
Hui XinBlackRock, the world's largest asset manager, appoints Dennis Quah as Singapore Wealth head to strengthen its presence in Asia.
BeincryptoBlackRock’s filing renewed the hopes of several U.S. traditional finance firms. Here’s the list of companies that have resubmitted their applications.
cryptopotatoBailey, the CEO of BTC Inc. and a board member at the University of Alabama believes that BlackRock’s entry into the Bitcoin ETF market could tip the scales in favor of regulatory acceptance.
BitcoinistCould the world’s largest asset manager be the first firm to launch a Bitcoin spot ETF in the United States?
cryptopotatoBlackRock CEO Larry Fink said in July that the firm saw "very little demand" for cryptocurrencies from investors.
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