US SEC Chairman: Decision to Approve Bitcoin Spot ETF Doesn't Foreshadow How Ether Will Be Treated
The regulator's decision to approve a spot bitcoin ETF does not necessarily foreshadow how it might respond to ethereum in the future, said Gary Gensler, chairman of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), who said we approved about 11 spot bitcoin ETFs at once.This is not the first way you can buy bitcoin. But as we said, we are value neutral.
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