•The latest quick additional comments on some S-1 filings by Bitcoin ETF issuers by the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) are raising concerns in the cryptocurrency market. While people are still hoping for a Bitcoin ETF to be approved this week. The final deadline for the SEC to make a decision on the Ark 21Shares Spot Bitcoin ETF is January 10, which will provide clear indications to the market.

•Concerns Rising Over Gary Gensler Blocking Bitcoin ETF Further adjustments to spot Bitcoin ETF applications are now expected as the US Securities and Exchange Commission has issued additional comments on the S-1 forms for pending spot Bitcoin ETF applicants.

•Consider Berian Boring, president and founder of the Chamber of Digital Commerce. Being wrong in its explanation of the delay in approval of the Bitcoin exchange-traded fund. However, she is more concerned about the SEC chairman's reach. Gary Gensler, to another way to block approvals. “The SEC has more tools at its disposal to prevent spot bitcoin ETFs from hitting the market,” she claims. President Gensler doesn't want to go down without a fight. “I hope the launch will be successful this week.”

•And earlier today. She pointed to recent SEC comments as a sign of delay from the agency. However, confirms James Seyphart, Bloomberg ETF analyst. Issuing additional comments is not necessarily a step to delay approval of the ETF.

•Commenting on Berian Boring's latest post, James Seyphart said: "This is nightmare fuel and the possibility of exactly that happening keeps me up at night." Scary powers Interestingly, experts have shared a warning about how the 5-member SEC could delay approval of a Bitcoin exchange-traded fund. Every commissioner enjoys it, including Gary Gensler. Caroline Crenshaw, Hester Pierce, Jaime Lizarraga, and Mark Ueda, with the right under Title 17 of the Code of Federal Regulations. Section 201.431 to require full committee review and vote even if a matter was designated and approved by delegated authority.

•John Deaton, an attorney for 75,000 holders of XRP, responded. On Gary Gensler's latest post about people investing in crypto assets. Deaton suggests the cryptocurrency community should judge when reading anything from a passing regulator like Gensler regarding its biased views on cryptocurrencies.

•Gensler was again criticized for meeting with Sam Bankman-Fried but denied holding a private meeting with Coinbase (NASDAQ:COIN) CEO Brian Armstrong and CLO Paul Grewal.

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