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Sources: the SEC is poised to let the first Bitcoin futures ETFs, from Proshares and Invesco, trade in the US as early as next week

in the case of futures ETFs—is a negative consent model. A company files for one and, if SEC doesn't object within 75 days, good to go. ProShares was first to file, so will be first to list

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  • @sec_investor_ed @sec_investor_ed on x
    Before investing in a fund that holds Bitcoin futures contracts, make sure you carefully weigh the potential risks and benefits. Check out our Investor Bulletin to learn more: https://www.investor.gov/...
  • @jeffjohnroberts Jeff Roberts on x
    A note on Bitcoin ETF: the SEC is unlikely to “announce” anything. The way it works—in the case of futures ETFs—is a negative consent model. A company files for one and, if SEC doesn't object within 75 days, good to go. ProShares was first to file, so will be first to list