Two Firms Forced by SEC to Drop Term “Blockchain” From ETF Product Names

By cineramaApril 16, 2019Bitcoin Business

The recent proliferation of themed ETF offerings- up five-fold 2014 to 2018- is leading to careful scrutiny of product names by the SEC, Bloomberg reports, and at least two […]

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Two Firms Forced by SEC to Drop Term “Blockchain” From ETF Product Names

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