China-Singapore Jingwei, January 10 According to Bloomberg news on the 10th Beijing time, the U.S. **Exchange Commission announced on social media that after it approved the listing of exchange-traded cryptocurrencies held by cryptocurrency, Bitcoin once soared to around $48,000.
*: SEC Chairman Gary Gensler's social media account.
Subsequently, SEC Chairman Gary Gensler said on social media that the US Exchange Commission's social account was compromised, and the news was "unauthorized" and that "the SEC has not approved the listing and trading of spot bitcoin exchange-traded products".
According to CNBC, an SEC spokesperson said that unauthorized messages about Bitcoin ETFs were not released by the SEC or its staff.
According to reports, about a dozen companies have applied to list Bitcoin ETFs in the United States. The SEC has until January 10 to respond to at least one of these applications, with crypto insiders speculating that the regulator will use that date to announce the relevant decision.
As of press time, Bitcoin *** dived and is now down nearly 3% to 45629$5. (Zhongxin Jingwei app).
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