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Spot Bitcoin ETF Applicant Bitwise Reveals New Bitcoin ETF Commercial

It has been just revealed the fact that the spot Bitcoin ETF applicant Bitwise has unveiled a new Bitcoin ETF commercial. You can watch it below. Spot Bitcoin ETF applicant Bitwise shows people new BTC ETF commercial Her...

Spot Bitcoin ETF Applicant Bitwise Reveals New Bitcoin ETF Commercial

It has been just revealed the fact that the spot Bitcoin ETF applicant Bitwise has unveiled a new Bitcoin ETF commercial. You can watch it below.

Spot Bitcoin ETF applicant Bitwise shows people new BTC ETF commercial

Here’s the commercial revealed via X social media platform:

JUST IN: Spot #Bitcoin ETF applicant Bitwise releases new Bitcoin ETF commercial

pic.twitter.com/12HkOBirV1

— Bitcoin Magazine (@BitcoinMagazine) December 18, 2023

While educating the world on Bitcoin, they’re also advertising themselves. Nice touch, we have to admit.

While the commercial aims to familiarize a wider audience with the concept of a spot #Bitcoin ETF, it is also helping garner support for their application.@nikcantmine with more:https://t.co/1UTeWZjUax

— Bitcoin Magazine (@BitcoinMagazine) December 18, 2023

BlackRock and Bitcoin ETF

BlackRock has recently proposed a bitcoin ETF that will be traded on the stock exchange. The ticker for this ETF is IBIT.

On Monday, an amended S-1 filing was submitted to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), which included new language about the creation and redemption mechanism of the fund. This mechanism has been a topic of discussion between BlackRock and SEC officials.

The updated filing indicates that the fund may use a cash redemption model, which is preferred by the SEC. However, the fund may also use an “in-kind” process, subject to regulatory approval.

“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.”

The whole crypto space awaits for the approval of a spot BTC ETF, which will presumably take place ahead of the Bitcoin halving.

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