The meeting, involving SEC Chairman Gary Gensler and direct staff, took place on December 11, as per an official filing. This follows a series of similar meetings held with potential issuers throughout the past month, including Fidelity Investments, Franklin Templeton, and Grayscale Investments.
The discussions centered on the company’s revised application for a BlackRock Spot Bitcoin ETF, specifically addressing the “iShares Bioin Trust under NASDAQ Rules 57119(d).” The strategic adjustment aims to simplify the process for Wall Street banks, facilitating more direct engagement with the cryptocurrency space through the BlackRock Spot Bitcoin ETF.
In addition to BlackRock, Grayscale and Franklin Templeton met with the SEC on December 8 and Fidelity Investments on December 7. All these meetings focused on spot bitcoin ETF issuers and their applications. These issuers have filed Forms 19b-4 and S-1 with the SEC, with the former recording rule changes and the latter serving as a registration statement.
Market analysts, including Bloomberg’s James Seyffart, note a 90% chance of the SEC approving spot bitcoin ETFs by January 10. Currently, the SEC is reviewing 13 applications from various issuers.
The ongoing discussions and revisions underscore the financial industry’s increasing interest in navigating regulatory pathways for more direct involvement with cryptocurrency markets.
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