That's a wonderful news, even if these pumps are temporary in the short term but it do elevate good vibes and create a good environment. I hope more news like these will come and one day we will see these types of platforms to get approved for there BTC ETFs. Because if the cases could make that huge pump in the market then the approval of such ETFs will bring unimaginable good results. I am too excited but having some experience of BTC and crypto and how such news could be manipulated. I can suppress my feelings for now.
While this all is very good news and a well deserved black eye for the SEC, I would not go as far as to say that we will 100% see any Bitcoin ETF soon. We still have a way to go from the application process.
If I understand it correctly, (and if not then somebody feel free to correct me) but the application could still be rejected or the SEC might take the lawsuit to further stages with an appeal or revision or something (obviously I am not a lawyer, so somebody tell me if this is indeed a closed case or not)? Perhaps I am being a bit too pessimistic but when it comes to Bitcoin ETFs we have had too many disappointments in the past.
I don't think they have any other reason to reject or delay it now as to do that they must have to come up with some solid proof but according to there own words:
“The Commission failed to adequately explain why it approved the listing of two bitcoin futures ETPs but not Grayscale’s proposed bitcoin ETP,”
Means they need something solid as metal to delay these ETFs.
I am also not a lawyer but if SEC wants to delay or reject the case then they need proof otherwise the news just paved way for other agencies.