Spot Bitcoin ETFs To Go Premium, CFTC Issues Stark Warning About DeFi
If spot Bitcoin ETFs get the nod from the SEC, they will trade at an 8% premium to their net asset value, according to Reggie Brown, Head of ETF Trading at market maker GST.
The remarks came as would-be Bitcoin ETF issuers, including the likes of BlackRock, Valkyrie, VanEck, and Fidelity, among others, filed amended S-1 applications with the US securities watchdog, in hopes of receiving approval to launch their spot Bitcoin products.
Meanwhile, the US commodities watchdog, CFTC, has released a report, outlining the emerging risks associated with digital assets, especially within the decentralized finance (DeFi) space. One of the major concerns, the report states, is the lack of accountability within the DeFi sector, which poses risks to consumers, investors, and financial stability.
