Cool crypto news from the SEC

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Now, on the surface, that might not look like much. Just a typical government warning that you don't know everything about Bitcoin, there are risks to trading it, etc. etc.

Common stuff. And important stuff!

But there's a hidden meaning underneath this that might be really cool!

There is talk right now that the SEC could approve Bitcoin futures ETFs as soon as Monday, which means they could be trading next Tuesday!

As you probably know, an ETF or "Exchange Traded Fund" is a basket of stocks or other commodities that represent some greater tradeable asset.

One famous ETF is the SPY, which represents the S&P 500. There are also ETFs that track certain sectors or types of stocks, like cannabis, medical, tech, and more.

And now, in the very near future, there could be ETFs that track crypto!

This could be really cool because it would give traders a chance to trade on the value of cryptocurrency without exposing themselves to the risks of investing in individual, unpredictable cryptos.

That'd be an awesome advancement and yet another example that the government doesn't intend to come in and eliminate crypto altogether.

So keep your eyes open for any more news on this, because it could be really cool!

Happy trading,

Markay

P.S.: I wrote this on Friday afternoon, ahead of the weekend, and before I could even send it, the news broke that the ETF would be live soon. See? It pays to pay attention! Have a good weekend!

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