CBOE and NYSE Receive Approval from SEC to List Bitcoin ETF Options
The SEC has approved changes to stock exchange rules that will allow for the listing of options tied to spot bitcoin ETFs.
The SEC has approved changes to stock exchange rules that will allow for the listing of options tied to spot bitcoin ETFs.
Canary Capital Group has ambitions to lead rather than follow in the world of crypto exchange-traded funds (ETFs).
On Tuesday, Canary Capital announced that it had submitted an S-1 registration with the SEC in order to launch an ETF focused on Litecoin.
The spot Bitcoin ETF market in the US yesterday experienced a surge in net inflows, totaling $555.8 million. This marks the highest level of inflows since June 4.
The latest filing made on October 11th by the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has resulted in another delay in the decision on whether or not to allow an exchange to list options linked to spot Ethereum ETFs.
The Canary Capital Group LLC has officially requested registration with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for its proposed Canary XRP ETF.
Asset management company Hashdex has taken a significant step towards its goal by submitting the S-1 filing for its combined Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF products.
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