La aprobación del ETF al contado de Bitcoin llegará este mes: Valkyrie Exec

• El director de inversiones de Valkyrie, Steven McClurg, cree que la aprobación del ETF al contado de Bitcoin llegará este mes.
• Dijo que la SEC solicitará una segunda ronda de comentarios en las próximas semanas. 
• “A late November approval likely means a February launch,” said McClurg.
• Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan also stated that “market manipulation is still a potential stumbling block.”

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Steven McClurg, director de inversiones de Valkyrie, una empresa especializada en gestión de activos alternativos con una fuerte presencia en el sector de activos digitales, afirma que la aprobación de un fondo cotizado en bolsa (ETF) al contado de Bitcoin puede llegar antes de lo esperado. El ejecutivo cree que se aprobará un ETF de BTC al contado a finales de este mes. 

en un entrevista En ETF.com, McClurg señaló que en las próximas semanas, la Comisión de Bolsa y Valores de EE. UU. (SEC) solicitará una segunda ronda de comentarios sobre todas las solicitudes de ETF al contado de Bitcoin. La primera ronda de comentarios se solicitó a finales de septiembre y es fundamental señalar que la empresa de gestión de inversiones también presentó sus propias actualizaciones de la solicitud de ETF al contado a principios de esta semana.

“A late November approval likely means a February launch,” said McClurg, while adding that the US securities regulator might wait until the new year to ask the applicants to put final touches on S-1 filings. He noted that after the second round of comments this month, the SEC would approve the necessary 19b-4 filings at the end of November.

“Before anything else happens, we get a second round of comments, and I believe we’ll probably get those comments in the next one to three weeks,” said the Valkyrie executive.

McClurg also pointed out that he expects about $10 billion in demand for these Bitcoin products in the first four to eight weeks after launch. Moreover, he also added that the ETFs could see “somewhere north of $50 billion in inflows” over the first five years. Additionally, ETF.com also obtained a statement from Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan, who said that he is “hopeful” regarding his firm’s plans to debut a Bitcoin spot ETF in the near future.

Hougan also stated that “market manipulation is still a potential stumbling block” and noted that “custody isn’t [necessarily] a wrap.” On the other hand, SEC Chair Gary Gensler confirmed that his agency is reviewing around 8–10 Bitcoin spot ETF applications simultaneously. Gensler has shot down multiple applications for spot ETFs due to concerns about market manipulation and extreme volatility. 

Mientras tanto, el precio de Bitcoin aumentó 30% en el último mes debido a especulaciones sobre la aprobación spot de ETF. Michael Saylor, ex director ejecutivo y presidente ejecutivo de MicroStrategy, dijo que one “can never have too much Bitcoin.”

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