Quote from: Hamza2424 on June 30, 2023, 02:55:06 PM

More likely I think now SEC has two options they can just delay the deadline or simply reject the ETFs which seems a bit hard due to the ongoing case. A timeline thread is given by a Twitter analyst I think it's worth considering. As he said if approve then boom if not there can be temporary fud.

This is absolutely nuts and goes on to show that the SEC can just keep asking for arbitrary delays as a soft alternative to rejecting the ETF outright. Makes me genuinely wonder whether the SEC is understaffed if this is commonplace.

Quote from: UchihaSarada on July 01, 2023, 04:03:48 AM

They have two options but the second option, reject Bitcoin Spot ETF sounds stupid. We can exclude it and SEC only have one option which is a best one for them, delay their approval as long as possible. It is what they are doing.

Top House Republicans Blast Gensler SEC’s Lack of Transparency

It is a big risk for Gary Gensler and he does not want to put his career at the end by rejecting Bitcoin Spot ETF.

Read the full letter to SEC Chair Gensler here.

Gensler is in hot political water right now. He has the left and the right going after him, so it's possible that politicians with connections to Blackrock and Fidelity could get him kicked out if he turns down all their crypto ETFs.