SEC Chairman: Approving the listing and trading of some spot Bitcoin ETFs does not mean approving or endorsing Bitcoin
Gensler, chairman of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), issued a statement on the approval of Bitcoin spot ETFs on the SEC website.He said: Although we approved the listing and trading of certain spot Bitcoin ETP stocks today, we have not approved or approved Bitcoin.Investors should be cautious about the countless risks associated with Bitcoin and its value and cryptocurrency-related products.
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