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TechFlow reported, according to Coindesk, that BlackRock and Valkyrie—two firms seeking approval for Bitcoin ETFs—have disclosed the authorized participants for their yet-to-be-approved ETFs.
BlackRock is partnering with J.P. Morgan and Jane Street, while Valkyrie has selected Jane Street and Cornell Fitzgerald as its authorized participants.
The SEC is expected to make a decision on whether to approve the Bitcoin ETFs between January 5 and January 10.
BlackRock and Valkyrie, two firms seeking approval for bitcoin ETFs, have announced the authorized participants for their yet-to-be-approved ETFs. BlackRock is partnering with J.P. Morgan and Jane Street, while Valkyrie has selected Jane Street and Cantor Fitzgerald. The SEC is expected to make a decision on whether to approve bitcoin ETFs between January 5 and January 10.
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