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BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF is now listed on DTCC, with trading giants Jane Street, Virtu Financial, Jump Trading, and Hudson River Trading in talks to provide liquidity for the ETF if approved by regulators, according to CoinDesk. Prominent market makers are lining up to provide liquidity for the fund as the potential SEC approval drives Bitcoin higher. A spot Bitcoin ETF is seen as critical for mainstream investors to participate and allow large amounts of capital to flow into the industry, according to Michael Saylor on Bloomberg.
Saylor on Bloomberg: A spot #Bitcoin ETF is critical for mainstream investors to participate - creating a base layer that allows large amounts of capital to flow into the industry 👀 https://t.co/EkNFIB9uYv
As a potential SEC approval for a @BlackRock spot bitcoin ETF continues to drive $BTC higher, prominent market makers are lining up to provide liquidity to the fund, according to a CoinDesk scoop. @BrandyBetz reports https://t.co/HyzG3QOPZE
ICYMI: Big market makers are in talks with BlackRock to provide liquidity for its proposed spot bitcoin ETF: CoinDesk https://t.co/hn1elAlnMX
JUST IN: Some of the world's largest market-making firms may provide liquidity for BlackRock's spot #Bitcoin ETF if approved — CoinDesk
CoinDesk: Trading giants Jane Street, Virtu Financial, Jump Trading and Hudson River Trading have held talks with BlackRock about a market-making role to potentially provide liquidity for BlackRock's eagerly awaited bitcoin ETF if regulators approve the product.… https://t.co/E18I17wkLL
Big moves in crypto this week: ➡️ BlackRock's ETF is now listed on DTCC ➡️ Bitcoin price surges to $35,000 ➡️ Peter Brandt believes the Bitcoin bottom is here ➡️ Highlights of Bankman-Fried’s testimony. Stay informed! https://t.co/2HSsFRUJ4V