TechCrunch Reporter: Spot Bitcoin ETF May Get Approval Next Week, but "No Clear Timing"
TechCrunch senior reporter Jacquelyn Melinek shared on social media that there are similar/new updates regarding the spot Bitcoin ETF, and it might get approval next week, but "there is no clear timing." Due to a significant amount of work happening behind the scenes and the government proceeding at its own pace, things are progressing more slowly. Today or perhaps on Monday, the issuers will complete the 19b-4 form updates, which will be disclosed shortly, followed by the final steps. Please be patient.
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