The US Securities and Exchange Commission has postponed the approval of the NYDIG Spot Bitcoin ETF.
NYDIG presented a proposal for a spot Bitcoin ETF on June 30, 2021. The investment vehicle tracks the value of the BTC held in the trust.
The SEC previously postponed a decision on similar Bitcoin ETF proposals. Decisions on Bitwise, Grayscale and WisdomTree have all been postponed to December, with regulators also immediately rejecting VanEck’s proposal for a spot Bitcoin ETF on November 13.
NYDIG is the digital asset-focused subsidiary of Stone Ridge Asset Management valued at $ 7 billion, making it a major competitor in the race for the first Bitcoin ETF.
In the past year, several Bitcoin futures ETFs that track the value of Bitcoin futures contracts were approved and launched. These products come from Valkyrie, ProShares and VanEck.
A spot bitcoin ETF would make a significant difference as it would replicate directly with the market value of bitcoin itself. To date, no spot ETF has been launched in the USA and, if approved, would be an important milestone for the crypto industry.
Some experts predict that a spot Bitcoin ETF will hit the market before the end of 2022, although previous rejections suggest the wait could be longer.
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