Which are the other two after Winklevoss?
solidx and gbtc. the solidx one gets a decision on march 30th. i dunno if that's an extendable deadline. they might draw it out for another few years.
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solidx and gbtc. the solidx one gets a decision on march 30th. i dunno if that's an extendable deadline. they might draw it out for another few years.
don't forget there's two more after this one. if the winklevoss one gets a no, maybe the other applications will learn something and add it to theirs.
the gbtc one is based on something that's successfully existed for a few years. that's a strong possibility too.
the gbtc one is based on something that's successfully existed for a few years. that's a strong possibility too.
Which are the other two after Winklevoss?
If they don't do it, another country will.
they might be all too happy to let another country screw up. american investors probably won't get any tax breaks on something listed on a foreign exchange so it would make no difference if something similar happened elsewhere.
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-02-21/you-can-bet-on-whether-the-sec-approves-the-first-bitcoin-etf
Is it likely to be approved or not approved? If approved will it spike? By how much?
All I can say for what will happen on march 11, 2017. let us entrust in the above what could the result. Just important is let us continue to support bitcoin, continue to patronize it. there are many projection about in bitcoin but we cannot predict anything in this world. Is it likely to be approved or not approved? If approved will it spike? By how much?
I think the SEC will grant the bitcoin ETF a green light.
If they don't do it, another country will.
Strategically it makes sense to be the first on board, it gives them influence to be associated with the first bitcoin ETF in history.
It could also make btc easier to tax in the long run, being that ETF investment will be taxable.
If they don't do it, another country will.
Strategically it makes sense to be the first on board, it gives them influence to be associated with the first bitcoin ETF in history.
It could also make btc easier to tax in the long run, being that ETF investment will be taxable.
To my mind it's likely to be approved because also two days ago atf said in their news that an innovative marriage that promises to combine two unique “fintech” concepts—the ETF and the peer-to-peer digital currency bitcoin—looks like it’s finally about to happen. Also after all, ETFs have been revolutionizing investments for 25 years and bitcoin, since its 2009 introduction, has shown potential to completely change financial transactions.
Well, there are great chanses.
Well, there are great chanses.
don't forget there's two more after this one. if the winklevoss one gets a no, maybe the other applications will learn something and add it to theirs.
the gbtc one is based on something that's successfully existed for a few years. that's a strong possibility too.
the gbtc one is based on something that's successfully existed for a few years. that's a strong possibility too.
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-02-21/you-can-bet-on-whether-the-sec-approves-the-first-bitcoin-etf
Is it likely to be approved or not approved? If approved will it spike? By how much?
Is it likely to be approved or not approved? If approved will it spike? By how much?
It has a slim chance of getting approved 35% but if it does gets approved it will sure skyrocket the prices again, thus time it will really pump high.
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-02-21/you-can-bet-on-whether-the-sec-approves-the-first-bitcoin-etf
Is it likely to be approved or not approved? If approved will it spike? By how much?
Is it likely to be approved or not approved? If approved will it spike? By how much?
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