Bitcoin, Ethereum ETF Issuers Likely to Get SEC Approval for In-Kind Redemptions: Analyst
Following a recent spate of filings from issuers to add in-kind redemptions to their Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs, a Bloomberg analyst says progress is likely being made with the SEC.
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