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BlackRock ETF Refiling Adds Coinbase Surveillance-Sharing Agreement

Nasdaq amended the BlackRock listing proposal to identify Coinbase in a surveillance-sharing arrangement. The change directly addressed the SEC's long-running argument that spot Bitcoin markets lacked sufficient mechanisms to detect manipulation.

Nasdaq amended the BlackRock listing proposal to identify Coinbase in a surveillance-sharing arrangement. The change directly addressed the SEC's long-running argument that spot Bitcoin markets lacked sufficient mechanisms to detect manipulation.

The institutional mechanism was direct spot Bitcoin ETF process. The shift changed how traditional firms, accounting systems, or regulated products could hold or expose clients to Bitcoin, rather than changing the Bitcoin network itself.

The Bitcoin connection ran through spot Bitcoin ETF process. Meaningful structural amendment addressing the SEC's repeated manipulation-surveillance concern.

Continuity from June filing.

Sources

  1. Nasdaq amended BlackRock spot Bitcoin ETF filing
  2. BlackRock and other ETF applicants add surveillance-sharing details