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Bitcoin ETF approved by Jan 15?

$12,622,418 Vol.

Jan 15, 2024

Source: Polymarket.com

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Updated Dec 1

This market refers in particular to a spot Bitcoin ETF receiving approval from the SEC by January 15, 2024, 11:59:59 PM ET

This market will resolve to "Yes" if any spot Bitcoin ETF receives approval from the SEC by January 15, 2024, 11:59:59 PM ET. Otherwise, this market will resolve to "No".

The primary resolution source for this market will be information from the SEC, however a consensus of credible reporting may also be used.

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$12,622,418

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Jan 15, 2024

Outcome proposed: Yes

No dispute

Final outcome: Yes

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archaic

archaic

1y ago

You can make up for your losses by buying NO approval of ETH spot etf. Much better value for money.

archaic

archaic

1y ago

You can make up for your losses by buying NO approval of ETH spot ETF. Much better value.

approved was ETP ! NOT ETF ! polymarket scammers

Meti777

1y ago

SEC has not approved a Bitcoin ETF. They approved certain Bitcoin Exchange-Traded Products (ETP) for trading, but this does not include Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs)

Meti777

1y ago

That is Scam !!! SEC has not approved a Bitcoin ETF. They approved certain Bitcoin Exchange-Traded Products (ETP) for trading, but this does not include Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs)

So polymarket does not know the difference between the letter "F" and "P".... fishyyyy

Approved an ETP, not an ETF, I don't believe the SEC has decided to kill its golden chicken manipulation. The SEC and Gerri's Twitter was left uncommented, I don't believe they didn't inform their Twitter, the approval paper can be forged, again it will be something along the lines of - this is a foiled document, our employee stole and made a fake copy. For this reason, if the ETF is not specifically approved, I will appeal this rate and wait for a refund. I was clearly aware of the risks I was taking. And I don't regret losing my bet, it just seems to me that it's not that simple and if the ETF is not approved, then my bet is IN FAITH!

Approved an ETP, not an ETF, I don't believe the SEC has decided to kill its golden chicken manipulation. The SEC and Gerri's Twitter was left uncommented, I don't believe they didn't inform their Twitter, the approval paper can be forged, again it will be something along the lines of - this is a foiled document, our employee stole and made a fake copy. For this reason, if the ETF is not specifically approved, I will appeal this rate and wait for a refund. I was clearly aware of the risks I was taking. And I don't regret losing my bet, it just seems to me that it's not that simple and if the ETF is not approved, then my bet is IN FAITH!

Approved an ETP, not an ETF, I don't believe the SEC has decided to kill its golden chicken manipulation. The SEC and Gerri's Twitter was left uncommented, I don't believe they didn't inform their Twitter, the approval paper can be forged, again it will be something along the lines of - this is a foiled document, our employee stole and made a fake copy. For this reason, if the ETF is not specifically approved, I will appeal this rate and wait for a refund. I was clearly aware of the risks I was taking. And I don't regret losing my bet, it just seems to me that it's not that simple and if the ETF is not approved, then my bet is IN FAITH!

Approved an ETP, not an ETF, I don't believe the SEC has decided to kill its golden chicken manipulation. The SEC and Gerri's Twitter was left uncommented, I don't believe they didn't inform their Twitter, the approval paper can be forged, again it will be something along the lines of - this is a foiled document, our employee stole and made a fake copy. For this reason, if the ETF is not specifically approved, I will appeal this rate and wait for a refund. I was clearly aware of the risks I was taking. And I don't regret losing my bet, it just seems to me that it's not that simple and if the ETF is not approved, then my bet is IN FAITH!

So today I learned polymarket is a Scam... on my first Bet. Not very sustainable from the creators, if you ask me...

Seriously you all?

You all know ETFs are the most common type of ETP, right? Google before crying.

Guyzlaf

1y ago

Hey

Guyzlaf

1y ago

Iwill file an official complain to the Gambling comission anybody with me?

Guyzlaf

1y ago

I will file an official complain to the Gambling comission anybody will back my complain?

Guyzlaf

1y ago

PEOPLE: News ▸ US ▸ Bitcoin ▸ ETF Dissenting SEC commissioner says agency approved spot Bitcoin ETPs, not ETFs SEC commissioner clarifies recently approved Bitcoin products are ETPs, not ETFs, amid potential investor confusion.

Meti777

1y ago

SEC has not approved a Bitcoin ETF. They approved certain Bitcoin Exchange-Traded Products (ETP) for trading, but this does not include Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs)

Anon1911

1y ago

Technically speaking, this bet is still on... PM team needs to review and resolve it ASAP. News are about ETP's, not ETF's. This bet is about ETF!

Mr.Wong

Mr.Wong

1y ago

Literal headline of the official SEC statement - "Statement on the Approval of Spot Bitcoin Exchange-Traded Products" ETP not ETF

How has the been resolved there is no official press release about an ETF, just posts made about ETPs?

Mr.Wong

Mr.Wong

1y ago

Commission approval and oversight of the underlying spot markets when really no such oversight exists. I am concerned that there will be confusion about what exactly these products are – (they are not ETFs registered under the Investment Company Act of 1940, the ubiquitous products that today are used by millions saving for retirement) – and that investors may infer protections that do not in fact exist.[44]

Mr.Wong

Mr.Wong

1y ago

https://www.sec.gov/news/statement/crenshaw-statement-spot-bitcoin-011023 See Here - More on the "ETPs" approved today not ETFs

Razgil

1y ago

The products we approve today are not Registered Exchange Traded funds (ETFs), which have different legal protections in place, but rather ‘33 Act exchange traded products – a common misperception. See note 45 and accompanying discussion, infra.

Mr.Wong

Mr.Wong

1y ago

Thank you for your post

makin3ga

makin3ga

1y ago

no

Rebornn

1y ago

have accepted ETPs, not ETF!

Rip no's

DFH-LLC

1y ago

https://www.sec.gov/news/statement/gensler-statement-spot-bitcoin-011023

DFH-LLC

1y ago

No ETF was approved, its an ETP!!! https://www.sec.gov/news/statement/gensler-statement-spot-bitcoin-011023

its a done deal RIP

Heyongo

1y ago

Why are people still buyins no’s?

I can't believe people were giving Kiwi their YES shares for 80c this morning... robbery.

Meti777

1y ago

No, the SEC has not approved a Bitcoin ETF. They approved certain Bitcoin Exchange-Traded Products (ETP) for trading, but this does not include Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs).

Congrats to kiwi 🥝

Meti777

1y ago

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has approved the listing and trading of certain spot Bitcoin Exchange-Traded Products (ETP). However, this does not imply SEC's approval or endorsement of Bitcoin itself. Investors are advised to remain cautious due to the various risks associated with Bitcoin and products tied to cryptocurrencies. This approval specifically pertains to ETPs that exclusively hold Bitcoin, a non-security commodity. For more details, please refer to the SEC website.

CasCas

1y ago

is it approved tho?

VibesGreaterRules

STOP SELLING YOUR SHARES AT 99 CENTS. THEY ARE WORTH 100.00

Ssss1

1y ago

sec is accepled etp (spot bitcoin exchange-traded product), not ETFs?

Kaiji88

Kaiji88

1y ago

no

VibesGreaterRules

Note: this will probably resolve in 3 hours. Someone should submit it.

CasCas

1y ago

is it approved?

Outcome: Yes