Hashdex's Bitcoin ETF has not yet provided spot exposure, and is waiting for the final approval from SEC
Hashdex stated that it has not yet added a spot exposure to its Bitcoin ETF, which is currently awaiting final approval from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Hashdex also said that later on, the fund will change its name and alter its investment strategy to allow for the inclusion of spot Bitcoin in its portfolio. As previously reported by BlockBeats, on January 8th, Fox reporter Eleanor Terrett tweeted that apart from Hashdex, all other Bitcoin spot ETF issuers have updated their application documents within the stipulated time. Theoretically, this week's listable Bitcoin spot ETFs include Ark/21Shares, Blackrock, BitWise , VanEck , WisdomTree , Invesco , Fidelity , Valkyrie , Franklin.
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