Invesco Joins Bitwise in Blaming the SEC for Decision to Withdraw ETFs
The American exchange-traded fund (ETF) issuer Invesco has for the first time revealed the reason for its surprise decision to pull out of the race to bring a bitcoin (BTC) futures-backed ETF to the market - and just lik...
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