Cboe pulls its long-awaited bitcoin ETF application amidst a government shutdown

By cineramaJanuary 23, 2019Bitcoin Business

Hopes for a bitcoin exchange traded fund are being dashed, for now.

Cboe Global Markets pulled its application on Wednesday for what would be the first-ever bitcoin exchanged trade fund, […]

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Cboe pulls its long-awaited bitcoin ETF application amidst a government shutdown

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