Bloomberg Analyst: SEC’s General Listing Standards Are Not the End for Digital Asset Treasury Companies
Jinse Finance reported that in response to The ETF Store President Nate Geraci’s view that the SEC’s general listing standards essentially sound the death knell for DATS (Digital Asset Treasury companies), and that DATs have developed due to regulatory arbitrage, Bloomberg analyst James Seyffart posted on X, stating, “I disagree with this view. ETFs did not kill MSTR (MicroStrategy). They also cannot deploy capital in DeFi ecosystems like ETH (Ethereum) or SOL (Solana) to generate returns/yield. That said, if you are simply referring to the fact that many things that exist now will not exist in the future, I agree.”
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