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FTX May Sell $744M Worth of Grayscale, Bitwise Fund Shares Including GBTC, Bankruptcy Court Approves

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SEC Posts Memorandum Exploring BlackRock and Grayscale ETF Proposals

The SEC website showed one memorandum with details of a discussion with BlackRock, and another one on a discussion with Grayscale. The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on Sunday revealed on its website one memorandum detailing discussions with financial giant BlackRock (NYSE: BLK), and another with crypto asset manager Grayscale

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Grayscale Bitcoin Trust Could See $2.7B of Outflows if ETF Conversion Is Approved: JPMorgan

“If this $2.7b exits completely the bitcoin space then such an outflow would of course put severe downward pressure on bitcoin prices,” the authors wrote. “If instead most of this $2.7b shift into other bitcoin instruments such as the newly created spot bitcoin ETFs post SEC approval, which is our

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Grayscale updates spot Bitcoin ETF application after meeting with SEC

Crypto asset manager Grayscale recently unveiled an updated version of its spot Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) following discussions with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). According to Bloomberg researcher James Seyffart, the updated documentation contains a plan to change GBTC’s ticker to BTC. After carefully reviewing the revised documentation, Seyffart

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BlackRock and Grayscale meeting with SEC about Bitcoin ETF issuance

Bloomberg Intelligence ETF research analyst James Seyffart reports that BlackRock and Grayscale, two major investment major companies with plans to issue a Bitcoin ETF, have recently met with the SEC. Based on slides that have become public knowledge, Seyffart shows that BlackRock likely prefers in-kind for their offering. In-kind vs. cash In highlighting

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