Topic: CBOE Makes Another Attempt to get ETF License from SEC (Read 177 times)
Great news but I am worried if this will put some more restrictions on bitcoin. Happy to see bitcoin to a step ahead to a greater institutional investment base. Let's see what happens in future.
This is really a great news for investors of bitcoin as well as the currency coding market
This is really a great news for investors of the bitcoin as well as the market of crypto currency Now the market of crypto currency especially bitcoin is expanding its boarder day by day. I believe that SEC will react positively with the application. Another milestone is waiting for the bitcoin well as the crypto currency market
Licenses and regulations on bitcoins like this will help boost the confidence investors have in bitcoins. Such regulations is needed in every service offering bitcoins and altcoins in order to bring credibility in cryptocurrency trading.
I think its a great news that bitcoin will become institutional investor through this. I hope that it will be a successful one. Looking forward to this approach.
I think that's a great news for Bitcoin community. This will take Bitcoin to another great level. Hope that SEC grants the application soon.
This is a proposal which is enlisted and trade shares Bitcoin under under BZX Rule which oversees the listing and trading of Commodity-Based Trust Shares on the Exchange. The activities of the trust fund are also limited also. This post has been overall very effective and gives a clear view for the users.
I think if they maintain their performance then people will automatically connect with this project. They don’t need anything extra. But it’s a good initiative for them.
I hope this time they won't be failed to get lisence from SEC
"The Securities Exchange Commission (SEC) in the United States has received an application for a Bitcoin ETF license from CBOE Global Markets, which would take Bitcoin to an even greater institutional investor base for investment. The complete details of the application were made available on the SEC website to solicit comments on the proposed rule change from interested persons."
Refference: https://bit.ly/2u3n86M
Refference: https://bit.ly/2u3n86M
Jump to: