Nasdaq refiles for BlackRock spot bitcoin ETF, names Coinbase as surveillance partner
The exchange said it reached an agreement with crypto exchange Coinbase to enter into a surveillance-sharing agreement, with an expectation that a “definitive agreement” will be done ahead of trading, according to the filing.
told both Nasdaq and Cboe that recent filings from BlackRock, Fidelity and others for spot bitcoin ETF funds were not"clear and comprehensive."
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