BlackRock Seeds Their Spot Bitcoin ETF With $10 Million
As you probably know by now, the whole crypto industry is expecting the approval of more spot BTC ETFs. Check out the latest reports on BlackRock below. BlackRock seeds their spot BTC ETF with $10 million Check out the f...
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As you probably know by now, the whole crypto industry is expecting the approval of more spot BTC ETFs. Check out the latest reports on BlackRock below.
BlackRock seeds their spot BTC ETF with $10 millionCheck out the following relevant post below:
BlackRock is seeding their spot #Bitcoin ETF with $10 million.
Bitwise is seeding theirs with $200 million.
Hashdex is seeding theirs with $2.8 million.
WisdomTree is seeding theirs with $2.5 million.
The funds are starting to flow pic.twitter.com/VK7f66PLFC
— Bitcoin Magazine (@BitcoinMagazine) January 2, 2024
Someone commented: “Haha, BlackRock 10mil that’s the monthly budget for toilet paper money for them.”
Another follower said this: “That money above won’t even touch the sides with bitcoin !!! They need to do a lot better than that ! For it to move anywhere.”
One other commenter posted this message: “The disparity in seed funding shows diverse market confidence levels.
It’s crucial to consider underlying asset strategies and management expertise beyond just the seed amounts.”
BlackRock has proposed a Bitcoin ETF that will be traded on the stock exchange. The ETF will have the ticker name IBIT.
The Securities and Exchange Commission received an updated filing that includes new information about the creation and redemption mechanism of the fund.
The creation and redemption mechanism has been a topic of discussion between BlackRock and SEC officials in recent meetings.
The latest update suggests a cash redemption model that is favored by the SEC. However, the fund also allows for an “in-kind” process, subject to approval from regulators.
“The Trust issues and redeems Baskets on a continuous basis,” according to the filing. “These transactions will take place in exchange for cash. Subject to the In-Kind Regulatory Approval, these transactions may also take place in exchange for bitcoin.”
“BlackRock has gone cash only,” Bloomberg Intelligence analyst Eric Balchunas wrote on X. “That’s basically a wrap. Debate over. In-kind will have to wait. It’s all about getting ducks in row bf holidays. Good sign.”
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