The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has delayed its decision on several Bitcoin spot exchange-traded fund (ETF) applications, but one of them appears to be missing from the other ETFs section of its website.
In a tweet, Bloomberg analyst James Seyffart pointed out that after the SEC postponed all Bitcoin spot ETF applications last night, only BlackRock's application was not included on the page where the postponement announcements were first published. He said it was “a little strange” and that BlackRock's delay letter was elsewhere on the site, but not in the main spot where the other six letters were located.
Seyffart explained that BlackRock's BTC ETF application had indeed been delayed as expected, but he still found it strange that the SEC did not publish his letter in the same place as the others.
Yesterday, the SEC postponed all spot Bitcoin ETF applications and left BlackRock's application until last. Documents indicating that BlackRock's application has been postponed are available in other sections of the SEC's official website, but it is noteworthy that they are not kept together with all other ETF applications.
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