BlackRock's BTC ETF Filing Revised as SEC Deadline Approaches

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BlackRock has revised its Bitcoin ETF application to allow Wall Street banks to participate by creating new shares in the fund with cash instead of crypto. El Salvador's $1 million Freedom Visa program, which grants residency and citizenship to those making a Bitcoin or Tether donation, expects to sell out before the end of the year. Sam Bankman-Fried's lawyer admits that the FTX CEO's fraud trial was "almost impossible" to win. Yearn.finance hopes arbitrage traders will return $1.4 million in funds after a multisignature error drained the protocol's treasury. The SEC has delayed its decision on the Invesco Galaxy spot Ethereum ETF to 2024.
- BlackRock revises BTC ETF filing, El Salvador's crypto citizenship trending, and more: Hodler's Digest, Dec. 10-16 Cointelegraph
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- BlackRock previews AI co-pilot; attends high-level SEC meeting on spot Bitcoin ETF CryptoSlate
- BlackRock Has Quietly Opened The Door To A 'Trillion-Dollar Plus' Wall Street Game-Changer Amid The $700 Billion Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP And Crypto Price Boom Forbes
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