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Valkyrie and ARK 21Shares have recently submitted filings for spot Bitcoin ETFs, adding to the growing list of contenders seeking approval from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. Valkyrie and ARK 21Shares have filed for 8-A registration of securities for a spot Bitcoin ETF with the SEC on Jan. 4, following the footsteps of Grayscale and VanEck earlier today and Fidelity, who filed yesterday. Lots of Bitcoin ETF issuers have amended their 8-A forms in recent weeks… But what is an 8-A form…. SEC form 8-A is required by the Securities and Exchange Commission (#SEC) from companies that are seeking to issue securities . And it must be submitted before securities … — LondonCryptoClub (@LDNCryptoClub) January 4, 2024 You might also like: Matrixport case: How news and rumors impact crypto market Valkyrie and ARK 21Shares’s official filings today suggest a solid chance of approvals being pushed through imminently as the two companies compete with others for...

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission delayed multiple decisions on proposed spot Bitcoin (BTC) ETFs ahead of a possible government shutdown . Pending applications from VanEck, WisdomTree and Fidelity were all delayed on Sept. 28, per The Block. The regulator said it was instituting additional proceedings to determine whether the proposed ETFs should be approved or disapproved. The SEC asked for input from commentators, who have 21 days to submit written data, views, and arguments. There’s another 35-day rebuttal period, which suggests the approval process will drag on for at least a few more months. Institution of proceedings does not indicate that the Commission has reached any conclusions with respect to any of the issues involved. SEC’s WisdomTree filing You might also like: SEC delays Bitcoin ETF proposal, seeks public input Do commenters agree with the Exchange that the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, on which CME Bitcoin futures trade, represents ...