Satoshi Action Fund Founder: If the SEC wants to delay the ETF process, it might slow down the rollout due to official X account being hacked
Some commentators are concerned that the recent hacking incident on its social media accounts might be used by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) as an excuse to delay decisions, exceeding the expected deadline of January 10th. However, most people believe this possibility is extremely slim. Dennis Porter, founder of Satoshi Action Fund, stated that it depends on the intentions of the SEC. If they are trying to continue delaying the ETF process, then they may use this as a reason to slow down their rollout speed.
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