Grayscale demande à la SEC d'approuver toutes les applications Bitcoin ETF en même temps
- Grayscale a demandé à la SEC d'approuver toutes les applications Bitcoin ETF en même temps.
- Invesco, BlackRock, Valkyrie, VanEck, Wisdom, Fidelity, and ARK Invest’s applications were amended to include SSAs.
- Grayscale pointed out that the SSAs “would neither satisfy nor be necessary” under the SEC’s standards.
- Approving the ETFs would be “a positive but sudden and significant change” in the SEC’s application of its standard.
Grayscale, la principale société de gestion d'actifs de crypto-monnaie, a demandé à la Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) des États-Unis d'approuver simultanément toutes les demandes d'inscription publique d'un fonds négocié en bourse (ETF) Bitcoin aux États-Unis. La société dirigée par Michael Sonnenshein affirme que cela empêchera un seul ETF d'avoir une majorité d'investisseurs.
Selon un Publier on July 27, Grayscale said that while it awaits the decision of the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit, one of the thirteen United States Courts of Appeals, for the conversion of its flagship product GBTC to a Bitcoin spot ETF, the firm’s legal team at Davis Polk submitted a comment letter to GBTC’s pending 19b-4 filing, as well as seven other spot bitcoin ETF filings with newly-proposed surveillance sharing agreements (SSAs).
“We remain encouraged by the increased momentum around spot bitcoin ETF filings. Not only does this underscore the continued maturation of the bitcoin spot market, but it also reinforces our long-held belief that American investors should have access to spot bitcoin ETFs in the US,” said the post from Grayscale.
Selon des rapports antérieurs, les applications Bitcoin ETF d'Invesco, BlackRock, Valkyrie, VanEck, Wisdom, Fidelity et ARK Invest ont récemment été modifiées pour inclure des accords de partage de surveillance avec le principal échange cryptographique du pays, Coinbase. La seule plate-forme de négociation publique sera responsable du partage des informations sur ses livres de négociation et d'autres informations auxquelles la SEC cherche à accéder.
Interestingly, Grayscale pointed out that the SSAs “would neither satisfy nor be necessary” under the SEC’s standards because Coinbase is not registered as a securities platform with the SEC nor with the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) as a futures exchange.
Grayscale further pointed out that approving the Bitcoin spot ETFs would be “a positive but sudden and significant change” in the SEC’s application of its standard and would “improperly grant an unfairly discriminatory and prejudicial first-mover advantage to these proposals.”
Finally, the crypto asset management company claimed that there are “nearly one million investors across all 50 states who own GBTC, and GBTC’s conversion to an ETF would return billions of dollars in value to these investors.”
Comme indiqué précédemment par Bitnation, Grayscale Investments a annoncé une nouvelle branche commerciale nommée le Fiducie de fonds en niveaux de gris, a Delaware statutory trust structure that will be responsible for scaling the firm’s business around the world and managing its line of products in-house.