Spot Bitcoin ETF Countdown
SEC is now considering 12 Bitcoin ETF applications right now and in active discussions with applicants.
Bloomberg analysts say today is the opening of an 8-day window in which the SEC could approve ALL of the #Bitcoin ETF applications.

If that doesn't happen, Bloomberg says there's still a 90% chance of approval by January 10, 2024. What would he know?
He's only called it right every step of the way!
We've also had the former SEC Chair say that a spot Bitcoin ETF “approval is inevitable” and he's not alone in that regard. Grayscale has been in ongoing talks to convert its giant Bitcoin Trust into an ETF and has had constructive talks with the SEC to make that happen. Financial giants BlackRock, Fidelity and Franklin Templeton have ETF applications with the SEC too, with great expectations of an approval.
The SEC's posture has been very different this time around, almost cooperative to make sure the approvals actually get done. Need more evidence? Every single spot Bitcoin ETF application was revised and updated AFTER feedback from the SEC.

This is an entirely different approach to the stonewall, delay and deny tactics the SEC has previous deployed.

And while there's an air of expectation and inevitability building, people still doubt the demand for a Bitcoin ETF.

Spot Bitcoin ETF Countdown🌠 SEC is now considering 12 Bitcoin ETF applications right now and in active discussions with applicants. Bloomberg analysts say today is the opening of an 8-day window in which the SEC could approve ALL of the #Bitcoin ETF applications. If that doesn't happen, Bloomberg says there's still a 90% chance of approval by January 10, 2024. What would he know? He's only called it right every step of the🅱️ way! We've also had the former SEC Chair say that a spot Bitcoin ETF “approval is inevitable” and he's not alone in that regard. Grayscale has been in ongoing talks to convert its giant Bitcoin Trust into an ETF 💸and has had constructive talks with the SEC to make that happen. Financial giants BlackRock, Fidelity and Franklin Templeton have ETF applications with the SEC too, 👨‍💻with great expectations of an approval. The SEC's posture has been very different this time around, almost cooperative to make sure the approvals actually get done. Need more evidence? Every single spot Bitcoin ETF application was revised and updated AFTER feedback from the SEC.🎁 This is an entirely different approach to the stonewall, delay and deny tactics the SEC has previous deployed. And while there's an air of expectation and inevitability building, people still doubt the demand for a Bitcoin ETF.
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