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SEC Approves Fourth Bitcoin Futures ETF

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Apr, 13 2022

Apr, 13 2022

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According to an order issued on April 6, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) approved Teucrium’s bid to begin a futures-based bitcoin ETF, possibly green flagging more receptiveness to an inevitable spot bitcoin fund launch.

Teucrium to launch its fourth bitcoin futures ETF under the Securities Act of 1933 rather than under the Investment Company Act of 1940 that the ProShares Bitcoin Strategy ETF (BITO), XBTF and BTF use.

Teucrium's fund will exchange under the ticker "BCFU" on the NYSE Arca with a 1% administration charge, as per its plan.

By far most ETFs in the U.S. are given under the supposed '40 Act structure on account of the 2019 ETF Rule permitting assets to consequently become successful following 75 days except if controllers intercede and have more extensive investor assurance and enhancement transmits than the '33 Act structure.

In a Twit dated April 7, Grayscale CEO Michael Sonnenshein contended that supporting Teucrium's asset in the '33 Act structure implies the SEC should endorse his company's application to change over the $28.1 billion Grayscale Bitcoin Trust into an ETF.

The SEC is presently tolerating public remarks on Grayscale's change endeavor and is booked to pursue the last choice by July 6.

Grayscale's lawyers kept in touch with the SEC last November to contend that assuming it wouldn't permit the change, the firm would see it as an erratic choice under the Administrative Procedure Act. Such language proposes Grayscale would sue the SEC in case of a refusal.


 


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