Yesterday, Dave Nadig, managing director of ETF.com, said in an interview with CNBC that the US Securities and Exchange Commission is still at the stage of information collection in the bitcoin ETF.
Dave Nadig also said in an interview at ETF Edge:
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"Obviously, the SEC is still collecting information. Generally speaking, there are deadlines, but the SEC wants to do what it wants, so the deadline is not a problem in their eyes. When are they ready? But obviously, they are not ready yet."
Dave Nadig believes that the SEC will eventually approve the Bitcoin ETF, but not now. What regulators are waiting for is the maturity of the market.
Earlier today, the SEC announced that it had postponed the proposed VanEck Bitcoin ETF decision again and continued to collect more information from the public. As previously reported, the SEC also postponed a decision on the Bitwise Bitcoin ETF and asked relevant parties to comment.
In December of last year, Hester Peirce, a SEC commissioner who was called "encrypted mother" against the SEC's rejection of the Winklevoss brothers proposal, also said that the Bitcoin ETF is definitely possible, but it will take several years.
In early May, Gary Gensler, former chairman of the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission, said that in terms of the development and potential growth of the encryption market, people should understand that the law protects the situation of investors and consumers.
Author: Kiran
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