PANews reported on January 12 that, in response to the question of "how long it will take for the US SEC to process Morgan Stanley's BTC ETF application," BloombergPANews reported on January 12 that, in response to the question of "how long it will take for the US SEC to process Morgan Stanley's BTC ETF application," Bloomberg
Bloomberg analysts: The SEC may process Morgan Stanley's BTC ETF application as early as March 23.
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PANews reported on January 12 that, in response to the question of "how long it will take for the US SEC to process Morgan Stanley's BTC ETF application," Bloomberg analyst James Seyffart stated, "It will take at least 75 days from the date of application submission. So it will be around March 23."
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