Valkyrie has filed a complaint with the US SEC about the Bitcoin Futures-based ETF

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2021-8-12 05:48
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According to a statement sent to the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on August 11, Golden Financial announced that Valkyrie had requested an ETF-based Bitcoin futures contract. The funds will be invested directly into the standard cash-out of Bitcoin futures contracts issued by companies established by the laws of the Cayman Islands. Valkyrie previously submitted an announcement on the Bitcoin ETF site in April, but, as with a peer-reviewed application, the SEC has delayed approval or rejection of the application. After SEC Chairman Gary Gensler spoke specifically about ETFs linked to Bitcoin futures last week, many companies announced that they were starting to submit product recommendations.

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