Fidelity Amends Bitcoin ETF Application, Highlights Volatility Risks After FTX as SEC Decision Nears
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Fidelity amended its Bitcoin spot ETF application, focusing on risks like volatility and FTX's collapse. A Bitcoin ETF would make it easier for traditional investors to buy Bitcoin.
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The SEC has rejected Bitcoin ETF applications so far over manipulation concerns, but analysts now say approval is likely soon.
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Fidelity's amendment warned the ETF share value could drop if Bitcoin's price and liquidity fall further due to events like FTX's failure.
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Major firms like BlackRock, VanEck, and WisdomTree have also applied for Bitcoin ETFs. Analysts see 90% odds of approval in January.
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Bitcoin recently traded around $28,257, down 59% from its all-time high per CoinGecko data, but Fidelity still calls it "superior money."