The SEC is much more likely to approve the Winklevoss Bitcoin ETF than it was as recently as a month ago.
When the SEC rejected the Winklevoss Bitcoin Trust in March, its biggest issue was with the unregulated Bitcoin markets - but new developments have changed that picture.
In fact, the climate is now so favorable that a big ETF name, VanEck, just submitted its own Bitcoin ETF proposal to the SEC.
Here's what changed - and how a wave of new ETFs will affect the Bitcoin price...
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