More Bitcoin ETFs will be listed upcoming week

VanEck obtained approval from the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to launch a Bitcoin ETF upcoming week.

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More Bitcoin ETFs will be listed upcoming week

Based on information and facts obtained from the SEC filing, VanEck obtained a nod from this Commission to be in a position to distribute a Bitcoin ETF. The fund will be based mostly on Bitcoin futures and is anticipated to be listed on the CBOE exchange beneath the XBTF ticker.

Specifically, as the SEC approval date falls on Saturday, October 23, VanEck will have the proper to checklist XBTF on Cboe as quickly as upcoming Monday, October 25. However, the two of these units have nonetheless to make an official announcement.

Previously, as reported by Coinlive, the cryptocurrency marketplace on October 19 witnessed a historic occasion when the ProShares Bitcoin ETF grew to become the very first Bitcoin ETF to be listed on the New York Stock Exchange beneath the BITO code. This ETF then promptly worked a miracle when it recorded much more than $ one billion in trading volume on its very first day of trading, starting to be the ETF fund with the most thriving debut on the US equity marketplace.

Similar to VanEck, the ProShares Bitcoin ETF is also based mostly on Bitcoin futures, rather than straight holding bodily Bitcoins. Yesterday, SEC President Gary Genslers spoke about the logic of futures-based mostly Bitcoin ETFs.

The price tag of Bitcoin benefited tremendously from the information concerning ETFs. The variety one cryptocurrency in the planet on the evening of October twenty officially set a new worth record at 67,000 USD.

1D chart of the BTC / USDT pair on the Binance exchange at 00:15 on October 21, 2021

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