The Latest Breaking News from SEC

Long-awaited news on Bitcoin ETFs was thrown into chaos after the SEC Twitter account erroneously posted that they’d been approved.

Executives from leading firms suggested a potential approval announcement Wednesday, indicating that trading might start as soon as Thursday.

The SEC has been silent on the proposals but recently began issuing updates on spot Bitcoin ETF filings, amending eight 19b-4 forms detailing rule changes.

Bitcoin started the week strong, trading above $46,000 and later surpassing $47,000, marking a more than 6% increase from its Sunday closing price.

College football coaches show a lot of respect to UGA in the final edition of the US LBM Coaches Poll

The biggest wild card in the mix is Grayscale, whose high fees could quickly erode its early advantages.

America’s second-largest bank by assets, Bank of America (BAC), will release its fourth-quarter earnings on January 12. The bank is expected to report year-over-year declines in revenue and earnings. With the Federal Reserve indicating three rate cuts this year, is BAC worth buying now? Read on to learn my view….

Steven McClurg is the cofounder and CIO of Valkyrie, an asset manager vying to launch a spot Bitcoin ETF.

The SEC on Monday started publishing notices of filing updates related to spot Bitcoin ETFs, including amendments to eight 19b-4 filings detailing proposed rule changes.

While it usually takes days for the agency to provide comments or feedback on the documents, the SEC evaluated the paperwork immediately and provided its feedback within hours Monday.

Unity confirmed in a SEC filing that it plans to make cuts to around 25% of its workforce.