BlackRock, Fidelity and Others to Meet SEC over Spot Bitcoin ETFs

According to Bloomberg ETF analysts, major players such as BlackRock and Fidelity Investments, whose total assets under management are estimated to exceed $25 trillion, along with other spot Bitcoin ETF applicants, are set to meet with officials from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) at a planned meeting next week. The meeting claim followed the U.S. regulator’s request for all companies that applied for a spot Bitcoin ETF to reapply, detailing their surveillance-sharing partners and other necessary specifics. Giants to Meet SEC Officials for Spot Bitcoin ETF Bloomberg ETF analysts Eric Balchunas and James Seyffart signaled information from a reliable source stating that the spot Bitcoin ETF applicants would meet with U.S. regulatory body SEC officials at a meeting planned for next week. Balchunas added that the meeting would discuss possibilities related to spot Bitcoin ETFs and necessary changes in the rules, while mentioning, “To be clear, it’s not […] The post BlackRock, Fidelity and Others to Meet SEC over Spot Bitcoin ETFs appeared first on COINTURK NEWS.