What Does the SEC Approval of Bitcoin ETFs Mean for Cryptocurrency?

In this episode of Buckingham Perspectives, Head of Investment Research Jared Kizer shares our outlook on bitcoin given what we’ve seen so far in early 2024. Although the SEC has recently approved multiple bitcoin ETFs, our take remains consistent – it still has not matured into a true form of currency, and we believe that’s unlikely to happen anytime soon.

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