A federal judge ruled that the Securities and Exchange Commission must reconsider the crypto asset manager’s application to launch the first bitcoin exchange-traded fund.
Photo:WASHINGTON—A federal judge ruled Tuesday that the Securities and Exchange Commission must reconsider crypto asset manager Grayscale Investments’ application to launch the first bitcoin exchange-traded fund, dealing a loss to the regulator.
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