Grayscale to Argue SEC’s Inconsistency as Bitcoin ETF Dispute Heads to Court

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Grayscale is geared up to argue the SEC has been inconsistent about its approach to bitcoin ETF approvals before a panel of judges next week. jesseahamilton reports

to federal judges of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit. Grayscale’s team will contend the regulators had a constrained role here and didn’t follow logic in its rejection after having approved several futures ETFs with similar risk profiles. Grayscale is owned by Digital Currency Group, which also owns CoinDesk.enlisted by Grayscale

In its rejection of Grayscale's bitcoin ETF, the SEC cited worries over market manipulation, and noted a lack of a surveillance-sharing agreement between a"regulated market of significant size" and a regulated exchange, repeating a concern it has expressed each time it denied similar spot bitcoin ETF applications from Grayscale and others companies.

As for the industry’s recent dramas, he said that “is going to be in the air,” but he said he’d be surprised if it became a direct element in next week’s arguments. He said this particular panel of three judges will “deal with the specifics,” and he added that “the more you get into the specifics, the stronger our case gets.”

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