For the sustainable and secured performance of any asset-class, regulatory frameworks play a vital role.

Well, before we deep dive into core the area of this write-up, please be noted that from BTCUSD price stability since last 4-5 months and 4-5 days of vigorous bullish swings (price spiked from the lows of $5,780 to surpass $7,561 marks, i.e. almost 30%), it seems that Bitcoin’s price has resumed its late 2017 rallies; it now surpasses the $7.5k mark on streaks of constructive fundamental driving forces. Whereas the ether price is still lacklustre that is in the bearish mood on the regulatory framework, the SEC deciding Ethereum is not a security.

Fundamentally, the hot news flashed in the recent past on the heels of the SEC asking for perspectives on the new ETFs. In response, the US regulatory authority has received a flurry of constructive comments from the cryptocurrency fanatics for the approval of Bitcoin ETFs.

In addition, last month, CBOE has recently sent an application to the SEC in quest of an approval of a Bitcoin Exchange Traded Fund (ETFs). The agency published the application and invited the public to comment on the matter.

Bradley Baker comments on the approval of CBOE’s application reads as: “In my opinion, the utilization of Crypto-currency is an inevitable reality. To ignore or pretend otherwise is to turn a blind eye to reality.

Regardless, while the crypto space is presently a “Wild West” state, oversight and accountability will serve a significant purpose in stabilizing this sector and protecting individuals.

My suggestion is that you, as an agency embrace the inevitable and be a guiding force at this early stage of inception.”

The SEC, thus, recently announced that they propose to ease ETF approval rules, especially for low-risk ones. This would allow companies to issue “plain vanilla versions” of the ETF without seeking approval.

The whole crypto-universe knows that the previous applications were turned down, with the authority concerning the underlying asset (Bitcoin’s) liquidity and volatility.

SEC Commissioner Kara Stein said: “The rule would include many of the website disclosure requirements that are in existing orders such as disclosing the ETFs current net asset value per share, market price, and premium or discount – each as of the prior business day.”

The regulatory frameworks have been lingering around cryptocurrency-avenue that appears to be vibrant day-by-day, as institutional money inflow also seems keener onto move into the market simultaneously. However, the state of affairs will undoubtedly be regulated and offers guiding principles by the SEC’s approach to it.

FxWirePro Currency Strength Index: FxWirePro's hourly BTC Spot index was at 136 (which is bullish), while hourly USD spot index was at 99 (bullish) at 06:34 GMT.

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