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2023 Bull Run Cancelled

The SEC’s Mastery in Decision Procrastination

Well, we’ve all been eagerly waiting to hear the SEC’s verdict on spot Bitcoin ETFs. And, drumroll, please… they’ve made a groundbreaking decision to not make a decision. 

Yep, that’s right! As we all know, the art of kicking the can down the road is a time-honored tradition, and it looks like the SEC is a maestro in this particular art form.

Spot Bitcoin ETFs: The Dream that Keeps Getting Deferred

Imagine you’re a kid. Every year you write to Santa asking for that one toy – let’s call it the ‘spot Bitcoin ETF’ toy. Every year, Santa sends a note saying, “Maybe next year, kiddo.” Now, imagine that Santa is the SEC, and instead of a toy, you’re an entire industry trying to revolutionize the financial world. Feel the disappointment? Yep, that’s 2023 for us.

Why the SEC Might Be Dragging Their Feet (or Perhaps They’ve Got Cold Feet?)

  1. Market manipulation and fraud: The SEC is concerned that if they give us this shiny new toy, we might use it to manipulate the price of Bitcoin. Because, you know, introducing more liquidity into the market via an ETF definitely sounds like a way to facilitate manipulation, right? (Note the dripping sarcasm.)
  2. Lack of liquidity: On the other hand, they’re also concerned there’s not enough trading volume in the Bitcoin market. Confused? So are we. Apparently, the SEC is worried that our shiny new ETF toy won’t be able to maintain its shiny new price. It’s a bit like saying you can’t buy a new car because there’s not enough road to drive on. Logic, right?
  3. Regulatory uncertainty: This one’s our favorite. The SEC wants more clarity on the regulatory landscape for cryptocurrencies. Perhaps they’re waiting for a sign. Maybe a rainbow with a pot of Bitcoin at the end?

Silver Lining or Just Another Cloud?

While the crypto community might be feeling like Charlie Brown trying to kick that football, let’s not forget the hopeful side of the story. The SEC hasn’t said ‘no.’ They’ve said ‘not yet.’ So, maybe, just maybe, early 2024 could be our year. Fingers crossed.

The Never-Ending Wait Continues

So here we are in the thrilling saga of “Will They, Won’t They: The SEC and the Bitcoin ETF.” While the 2023 bull run may have been put on an unexpected hiatus, remember, every good story needs a cliffhanger. And who knows? This tale might still have a happy ending.

Till then, let’s all toast to the mastery of the SEC in decision-making procrastination. Cheers!

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Mario Estrella

Mario Estrella

Mario Estrella is a seasoned journalist and digital marketing professional at exxeo.report, specializing in technology-related news. With over two decades of experience in the field, he brings a rich history of working in diverse media outlets and advertising agencies. Notably, he has been instrumental in driving significant growth in online presence and readership in his past roles​. At exxeo.report, Mario leverages his extensive experience and deep understanding of the digital landscape to deliver engaging and insightful technology news to the audience.
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