Crypto merchants this week interpreted the inclusion on the web page as an indication BlackRock’s product may get permitted quickly. However an ETF showing there doesn’t point out something about its regulatory approval, DTCC mentioned. Being there’s simply a part of the prep work – getting a ticker image and distinctive ID code often known as a CUSIP – any ETF would undertake pending U.S. Securities and Change Fee approval.
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