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The United States Securities and Exchange Commission did not give the green light to the first spot Bitcoin ETF in the country on Jan. 9, Gary Gensler confirms on X.
Gensler’s post came 15 minutes after the SEC’s X account falsely reported that spot Bitcoin ETFs were approved.
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