【BlockBeats】According to industry insiders, the US SEC has clear regulations regarding the approval process for new ETF products. Taking the Morgan Stanley Bitcoin ETF as an example, from the official submission date, the regulatory authority typically requires a 75-day review period. This means that if the application is submitted around December, the earliest result would be available by mid-March.
Some analysts point out that this time window is crucial for market participants. Approval of Bitcoin spot ETFs often leads to new capital inflows, and Morgan Stanley’s involvement as a traditional financial giant is seen as an important signal for institutional capital entering the crypto market. Many investors are closely watching this approval process, as products launched by major investment banks usually indicate a shift in market trends.
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ShadowStaker
· 10h ago
75 days? lol, sec moves slower than validator committees on contentious proposals tbh
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0xInsomnia
· 01-13 12:24
75-day review? Laughing out loud, it's another long waiting game.
Back to mid-March, this approval speed is truly remarkable.
Morgan Stanley is coming, institutions are all itching to move.
Wait, is this another round of hype...
Three months? My coins have long since been decimated.
Every time spot ETF gets approved, it's considered a positive, but what’s the result?
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Blockblind
· 01-12 01:45
Waiting until March again? Damn, the approval process is really hard to describe.
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SnapshotLaborer
· 01-12 01:44
Waiting until March? That’s going to be a long wait. It feels like Bitcoin is just going to be stuck here.
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DuckFluff
· 01-12 01:40
Morgan Stanley's move will have to wait until March... I wish I had accumulated coins earlier
Waiting this long is really hard to hold on, who knows what the market will look like then
75 days is too surreal, can regulatory authorities speed up, buddy
If this wave of capital inflow really happens, that would be so awesome
The signals of institutional entry are becoming more and more obvious, but why is it still dragging on
Mid-March? I can't wait that long, I'll just go all-in myself first
The SEC process is really ridiculous...
I'm optimistic about Morgan Stanley's move, but waiting is just too painful
Will it get approved again then? I'm a bit nervous
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FreeMinter
· 01-12 01:37
75 days? Ha, still have to wait... Can Morgan Stanley be more reliable this time?
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Approval and window periods, honestly, it all depends on the SEC's mood...
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Mid-March? I doubt it, when will these people ever get their act together?
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Institutional entry signals? Give me a break, let's wait for the approval first.
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The whole process is so slow... No wonder everyone is getting impatient.
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ETHReserveBank
· 01-12 01:36
75 days? Even Morgan Stanley has to wait in line. This approval process really isn’t something that can be rushed.
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Mid-March? If I have to wait that long, I’ve almost forgotten about the application.
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Traditional financial giants entering the market is just entering, why make it so mysterious... It’s just a matter of time.
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The new capital inflow sounds good, but whether it truly materializes depends on how many people are willing to buy in the end.
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Submitting in December and getting results in March, that’s pretty fast for the SEC haha.
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It’s Morgan Stanley again, and institutional capital too. Seems like every ETF says the same thing.
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I just want to know if the approved coins’ prices will be disappointing again like before...
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There are new ETF approval news every day now. Which one can really move real money?
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By March, the hype will have cooled down. Let’s go for spot holdings first, everyone.
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Institutional capital entering the market has been a signal for over a year, but I haven’t seen much increase in coin prices.
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InfraVibes
· 01-12 01:17
75 days? Man, how slow is this approval process? Even Morgan Stanley has to wait in line.
SEC approval progress revealed: Will Morgan Stanley's Bitcoin ETF have to wait until mid to late March?
【BlockBeats】According to industry insiders, the US SEC has clear regulations regarding the approval process for new ETF products. Taking the Morgan Stanley Bitcoin ETF as an example, from the official submission date, the regulatory authority typically requires a 75-day review period. This means that if the application is submitted around December, the earliest result would be available by mid-March.
Some analysts point out that this time window is crucial for market participants. Approval of Bitcoin spot ETFs often leads to new capital inflows, and Morgan Stanley’s involvement as a traditional financial giant is seen as an important signal for institutional capital entering the crypto market. Many investors are closely watching this approval process, as products launched by major investment banks usually indicate a shift in market trends.