We started discussing again, no etf, no securities, you're not done, friend.

The United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) met with Franklin Templeton to determine whether Bitcoin is a security.

The SEC asked Franklin Templeton for information about how Bitcoin works, the fund's investment strategy, and how it benefits the fund's investors, as well as an opinion on the fund's risks and potential benefits.

9441242305#Templetonsays it is ready to cooperate in answering the SEC's questions. The company stated that deciding whether Bitcoin is a security is a difficult question, but that it will do its best to answer the SEC's questions in a transparent manner.

The details of the meeting can be summarized as follows:

The meeting took place at the SEC's headquarters in Washington, DC.

Several officials from the SEC attended the meeting.

The team that met on behalf of Franklin Templeton included the company's general manager, investment strategist and lawyer.

The meeting lasted about two hours.

The results of the meeting have not yet been announced.#SECwill gather more information before deciding whether the fund is a security.

The meeting reignited the debate about the legal status of #Bitcoin. Some experts argue that Bitcoin is a security and should be regulated by the SEC. Other experts argue that Bitcoin is not a security and is not subject to regulation.

What do you think...?