Winklevoss twins are once again criticizing the SEC due to their blockade of the Bitcoin Spot ETFs

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Von: Krypto News Österreich

Der Mitbegründer der Kryptowährungsbörse Gemini, Cameron Winklevoss, hat erneut Kritik an der US-amerikanischen Wertpapier- und Börsenkommission (SEC) geübt. Winklevoss beschuldigt die SEC, den Start eines Bitcoin-Spot-ETF (Exchange Traded Fund) zu blockieren. Ein ETF ist ein börsengehandelter Fonds, der es Investoren ermöglicht, in einen Vermögenswert wie Aktien, Anleihen oder Rohstoffe zu investieren, ohne das eigentliche Asset zu besitzen. Anleger können Anteile des ETF kaufen und verkaufen, ähnlich wie bei Aktien. Winklevoss hat bereits 2013 den ersten Antrag für einen Bitcoin-ETF bei der SEC eingereicht. Seitdem hat die Behörde eine Entscheidung über die Zulassung eines solchen ETFs immer wieder verschoben. In seinem …
The co-founder of the Gemini cryptocurrency exchange, Cameron Winklevoss, has once again criticized the American security and stock exchange commission (Sec). Winklevoss accuses the SEC to block the start of a Bitcoin Spot ETF (Exchange Traded Fund). An ETF is an exchange -traded fund that enables investors to invest in an asset such as stocks, bonds or raw materials without having the actual asset. Investors can buy and sell shares of the ETF, similar to shares. Winklevoss submitted the first application for a Bitcoin ETF to the SEC in 2013. Since then, the authority has repeatedly postponed a decision on the approval of such an ETF. In his ... (Symbolbild/KNAT)

The co-founder of the Gemini cryptocurrency exchange, Cameron Winklevoss, has once again criticized the US Stockpage and Börsenkommission (Sec). Winklevoss accuses the SEC to block the start of a Bitcoin Spot ETF (Exchange Traded Fund).

An ETF is an exchange -traded fund that enables investors to invest in an asset such as stocks, bonds or raw materials without having the actual asset. Investors can buy and sell shares of the ETF, similar to shares.

Winklevoss submitted the first application for a Bitcoin ETF at the SEC in 2013. Since then, the authority has repeatedly postponed a decision on the approval of such an ETF. In his latest tweet, Winklevoss described the SEC as "blockade of progress" and criticized its attitude towards Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies in general.

The criticism of Winklevoss is not new. In the past, he has repeatedly expressed his dissatisfaction with the slow decision -making of the SEC. He argues that a Bitcoin ETF would increase the seriousness and acceptance of cryptocurrencies and institutional investors could enable easier access to this market.

The decision of the SEC to approve or reject a Bitcoin ETF has far-reaching effects on the cryptocurrency market. An approved ETF would arouse access and interest of institutional investors and thus increase the potential for greater market liquidity and price stability. On the other hand, a rejection of the ETF could shake confidence in the market and lead to a decline in investments.

The SEC has expressed concerns about security, market manipulation and price volatility of cryptocurrencies in the past. These concerns were a main reason for the delays when deciding on Bitcoin ETFs.

It remains to be seen whether the SEC will approve a Bitcoin spot ETF in the near future. In the meantime, supporters of cryptocurrencies and investors such as Cameron Winklevoss continue to require clear regulation and easier access to cryptocurrencies for institutional investors.