Roundhill, a financial player registered with the SEC, has applied to a Bitcoin-Covered Call Strategy ETF, according to senior ETF analyst Eric Balchunas of Bloomberg. More participants are eager to jump on the ride as news of the spot Bitcoin ETF approval gains traction.
Roundhill has applied to create a Bitcoin Covered Call ETF, which will be composed of a Bitcoin futures ETF and will write calls and put options to make money. SEC-registered financial advisor Roundhill Investments specializes in offering innovative exchange-traded fund solutions.
Financial firms have been looking into methods to provide their institutional clients with exposure to Bitcoin. Enthusiasts of the cryptocurrency market responded to Balchunas’ tweet by saying that the SEC ought to draft precise rules enabling direct Bitcoin purchases.
A robust surge in the price of Bitcoin has reached $35,000 in light of favorable events around the anticipated approval of the Bitcoin ETF in the coming months. The price of Bitcoin has also been steady up to the $34,000 mark despite the partial retracement.
According to SEC Chair Gary Gensler, the agency is examining eight to ten applications for a physical Bitcoin exchange-traded fund. The disclosures, which indicate a potential shift in the market, align with a notable increase in the value of Bitcoin, heightening stakeholder expectations.
He also underlined the regulatory body’s thorough evaluation procedure and the careful attention to detail that the staff is giving these applications.