Nasdaq Getting Ready to List Spot Bitcoin ETF
Several companies have filed Spot Bitcoin applications with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission over the past few months. Brakes are far from being applied as new participants like Franklin Templeton continue to join the race. In a recent interview with Forbes, Nasdaq ’s Head of U.S. Equities and Exchange-Traded Products, Giang Bui, asserted that the ETF business is very competitive. Nasdaq has been working very closely with issuers and different market participants involved with ETF s. In fact, the exchange is gearing up “to be ready to go” as soon as it is allowed to do so. Bui said, “Everyone is always competing for the best idea, and if there’s similar types of product ideas, then the question is how to get to the market the fastest? Being first to market makes such a big difference. “ Nasdaq Readies Itself To List A Spot Bitcoin ETF via @ForbesCrypto https://t.co/Riar43UOvv pic.twitter.com/44b9am1dUH — Forbes (@Forbes...