Significant progress in Bitcoin ETF application, SEC commissioners to vote next week, could see $2 billion inflow

Will the results be next week?

It appears likely that applications for listing multiple Bitcoin spot ETFs in the US will be approved next week.

A Bitcoin ETF issuer has cleared a major hurdle for Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) approval, Bloomberg reported on the 6th, and the SEC’s staff has announced several important filings. “There is no more feedback,” SEC staff said, asking multiple exchanges and ETF applicant companies to submit final versions of key documents as early as Friday. SEC commissioners are scheduled to vote on the exchange rules filing next week.

Subsequently, it was revealed that NASDAQ had resubmitted the 19b-4 forms for BlackRock and Valkyrie’s applications.

Yesterday, Jacquelyn Melinek, a crypto reporter at TechCrunch, a well-known news distribution platform for IT startups and the web, said, “Bitcoin spot ETF is expected to be approved by “multiple” companies by the SEC. I heard from a close source.” Additionally, Bloomberg’s ETF expert James Seyffart and others are focusing on the SEC’s decision period from January 8th to January 10th.

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The final decision deadline for ARK’s application is currently set around January 10th. Meanwhile, multiple filings, including BlockRock, Grayscale, and Fidelity, have recently met with the SEC, raising the possibility that the SEC will issue decisions on multiple companies’ applications at the same time.

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BlackRock could see $2 billion inflow

In addition, Matthew Sigel of VanEck, one of the companies applying for a Bitcoin ETF, has already received $2 billion from existing Bitcoin holders who want to transfer to a Bitcoin spot ETF in the first week, assuming BlackRock is approved. It was also reported that he had heard from an influential source that funds were being prepared.

This caught my attn too, hadnt heard this but it would be on brand for BlackRock. They’ve lined up and injected big cash into new ETFs on first day of trading so it registers as volume/flows. *If* it’s true, $2 b would blow away all first day/week volume/aum records for an ETF. https://t.co/vL3psVukcm

— Eric Balchunas (@EricBalchunas) January 5, 2024

Eric Balchunas, another ETF expert at Bloomberg, commented on this information, saying, “This is something I’m paying attention to as well.I’ve never heard of it, but I think it’s the power of BlackRock’s brand. “If that information is true, the $2 billion inflow would be a new record for first-week volume in the ETF market.” commented.

This caught my attn too, hadnt heard this but it would be on brand for BlackRock. They’ve lined up and injected big cash into new ETFs on first day of trading so it registers as volume/flows. *If* it’s true, $2 b would blow away all first day/week volume/aum records for an ETF. https://t.co/vL3psVukcm

— Eric Balchunas (@EricBalchunas) January 5, 2024

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Data source: Bloomberg

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