The SEC has 45 days to decide whether to abide by the decision, ask the full federal appeals court in Washington to review it, or take an appeal straight to the Supreme Court. It said on Tuesday that it was reviewing the decision.
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Financial reform group Better Markets suggested that the agency could address the court’s concerns another way — by cancelling bitcoin futures ETFs rather than approving new spot products. The ruling “does not change the fact that the bitcoin market is subject to fraud and manipulation or that an ETF would be a serious threat to investors”, said Dennis Kelleher, its chief executive.
Source: Crypto vs SEC: What Grayscale’s court victory means for bitcoin ETFs | Financial Times
