Grayscale filed a new application with the SEC for a spot Bitcoin ETF. But a lawsuit against its parent company could complicate matters

By Technical StaffOctober 19, 2023Bitcoin ETF

Grayscale filed a new application with the Securities and Exchange Commission for its Grayscale Bitcoin Trust as it looks to secure one of the first spot Bitcoin ETFs in […]

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Grayscale filed a new application with the SEC for a spot Bitcoin ETF. But a lawsuit against its parent company could complicate matters

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