Plonger dans la saga Bitcoin ETF alors que les régulateurs envoient des signaux mitigés
The U.S. SECs pending judgment on the Bitcoin[BTC] ETF proposals laid out by various institutions has kept traders on the edge of their seats. As U.S. regulation dawdles, Europe has given the crypto community some respite with its latest approval. Lisez les prévisions de prix de Bitcoin 2023-2024 Europe takes an optimistic approach Despite the uncertainty around ETF approvals in U.S., Europe was more willing to give BTC a chance. London-based Jacobi Asset Management successfully launched Europes inaugural spot bitcoin ETF on Euronext Amsterdam. The ETF, named Jacobi FT Wilshere Bitcoin ETF, received approval from the Guernsey Financial Services Commission (GFSC). It will be traded using the ticker “BCOIN.” Fidelity Digital Assets ensured custody of the fund, while market-making operations are handled by Flow Traders. Originally approved in October 2021, Jacobi chose to delay its listing plans due to challenging crypto market conditions. The current state of affairs in America Regulatory uncertainty still remains high in the U.S.A. In June, BlackRock submitted its Bitcoin ETF application to the SEC, stirring renewed investor interest. BlackRock later established a “surveillance-sharing agreement” with Coinbase, to potentially influence the SECs consideration of ETF applications. Surveillance-sharing agreements allow for the sharing of information about market trading activity, clearing activity, and customer identification, with little possibility
