News about Grayscale

by COINS NEWS - 2 years ago

The SEC actually expects/requires companies filing crypto ETFs to have "surveillance-sharing agreements" or some other means of closely monitoring traders & trades for the filings to be approved. This is actually a primary reason why Grayscale's ETF among

There are first a few things to make clear. Regulators seem to have little issue, or a least much less issue with approving a derivatives-based or futures ETF. There have to date been around 15 approved derivatives ETFs. A number of them have b...

by COINS NEWS - 2 years ago

The SEC actually expects/requires companies filing crypto ETFs to have "surveillance-sharing agreements" or some other means of closely monitoring traders & trades for the filings to be approved. This is actually a primary reason why Grayscale's ETF among

There are first a few things to make clear. Regulators seem to have little issue, or a least much less issue with approving a derivatives-based or futures ETF. There have to date been around 15 approved derivatives ETFs. A number of them have b...

by COINS NEWS - 2 years ago

First Blackrock, now Fidelity have filed a Crypto ETF. Meanwhile Grayscale has been trying get one for years now and have been denied by regulators, over which they sued. What's worse, if Blackrock and/or Fidelity are approved, Grayscale loses tons of cus

This is starting to look very questionable by now. Blackrock were the first to file for an ETF. And soon after comes Fidelity. These two companies are very large and well-connected.Blackrock in particular has a SEC ETF approval rate of 575-1 which wa...

by COINS NEWS - 2 years ago

First Blackrock, now Fidelity have filed a Crypto ETF. Meanwhile Grayscale has been trying get one for years now and have been denied by regulators, over which they sued. What's worse, if Blackrock and/or Fidelity are approved, Grayscale loses tons of cus

This is starting to look very questionable by now. Blackrock were the first to file for an ETF. And soon after comes Fidelity. These two companies are very large and well-connected.Blackrock in particular has a SEC ETF approval rate of 575-1 which wa...

by COINS NEWS - 2 years ago

First Blackrock, now Fidelity have filed a Crypto ETF. Meanwhile Grayscale has been trying get one for years now and have been denied by regulators, over which they sued. What's worse, if Blackrock and/or Fidelity are approved, Grayscale loses tons of cus

This is starting to look very questionable by now. Blackrock were the first to file for an ETF. And soon after comes Fidelity. These two companies are very large and well-connected.Blackrock in particular has a SEC ETF approval rate of 575-1 which wa...

by COINS NEWS - 2 years ago

First Blackrock, now Fidelity have filed a Crypto ETF. Meanwhile Grayscale has been trying get one for years now and have been denied by regulators, over which they sued. What's worse, if Blackrock and/or Fidelity are approved, Grayscale loses tons of cus

This is starting to look very questionable by now. Blackrock were the first to file for an ETF. And soon after comes Fidelity. These two companies are very large and well-connected.Blackrock in particular has a SEC ETF approval rate of 575-1 which wa...

by COINS NEWS - 2 years ago

First Blackrock, now Fidelity have filed a Crypto ETF. Meanwhile Grayscale has been trying get one for years now and have been denied by regulators, over which they sued. What's worse, if Blackrock and/or Fidelity are approved, Grayscale loses tons of cus

This is starting to look very questionable by now. Blackrock were the first to file for an ETF. And soon after comes Fidelity. These two companies are very large and well-connected.Blackrock in particular has a SEC ETF approval rate of 575-1 which wa...

by COINS NEWS - 2 years ago

First Blackrock, now Fidelity have filed a Crypto ETF. Meanwhile Grayscale has been trying get one for years now and have been denied by regulators, over which they sued. What's worse, if Blackrock and/or Fidelity are approved, Grayscale loses tons of cus

This is starting to look very questionable by now. Blackrock were the first to file for an ETF. And soon after comes Fidelity. These two companies are very large and well-connected.Blackrock in particular has a SEC ETF approval rate of 575-1 which wa...