US court issues mandate for Grayscale ruling, paving way for SEC to review spot Bitcoin ETF
The court decision was expected by many after the SEC did not appeal an Aug. 29 ruling requiring Grayscale’s Bitcoin ETF application to be reviewed.
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The court decision was expected by many after the SEC did not appeal an Aug. 29 ruling requiring Grayscale’s Bitcoin ETF application to be reviewed.
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