U.S. stock exchanges have taken the final steps towards listing the first itcoin">Bitcoin">itcoin">Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs), filing revised documents that signal confidence of imminent regulatory approval.
Exchanges including BlackRock, Grayscale, and Fidelity submitted amended 19b-4 forms to address previous SEC feedback. With deadlines looming as soon as January 10th, insiders say approval of long-awaited spot itcoin">Bitcoin ETFs in the U.S. could land next week.
The amended filings combine with updated S-1 registrations from last month. Once the SEC signs off on both, potentially approving multiple Issuers simultaneously, the floodgates would open for public U.S. investment into itcoin">Bitcoin via ETF vehicles.
Industry participants have eagerly awaited this milestone for years. The access and exposure would significantly expand itcoin">Bitcoin and crypto’s reach into mainstream finance. Now with major exchanges rallying to list, it appears Americans may soon trade itcoin">Bitcoin ETFs as easily as stocks and bonds.
