Джеймс Сейффарт: SEC может зарегистрировать опционы на спотовые биткоин-ETF в четвертом квартале

investing.ruPubblicato 2024-08-10Pubblicato ultima volta 2024-08-10

Джеймс Сейффарт (James Seyffart) уточнил, что срок принятия решения регулятора истекает 21 сентября. После этого потребуется согласование с Управлением контроля денежного обращения (OCC) и Комиссией по срочной биржевой торговле.

«Определенно есть какое-то движение в отношении опционов на спотовые BTC-ETF. Чикагская биржа опционов, Nasdaq и Нью-Йоркская фондовая биржа заново подали совершенно новую заявку, и есть вероятность ее одобрения уже в четвертом квартале», — заявил Сейффарт.

Аналитик отметил, что в обновленной форме Чикагская биржа опционов (CBOE) предлагает изменить правила, чтобы разрешить листинг и торговые сделки с опционами на BTC-ETF от Fidelity, Ark Invest/21Shares, Invesco, Franklin Templeton, VanEck, WisdomTree, Grayscale, Bitwise, BlackRock и Valkyrie.

Сейффарт обратил внимание, что в новой заявке гораздо больше страниц, и это означает, что SEC предоставила по документу некие комментарии, что является позитивным сигналом для эмитентов биржевого продукта.

Ранее управляющая компания Morgan Stanley (NYSE:MS) разрешила своим 15 000 финансовым консультантам рекомендовать клиентам биржевые фонды (ETF) на основе биткоина.

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