Osprey don file S-1 for Bitcoin Trust Public Offering
Osprey, wey be digital asset manager, don file one Form S-1 registration statement with di U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission for their Osprey Bitcoin Trust. Dis filing go allow di trust to openly offer new shares under Securities Act, which go boost liquidity and give more investors chance to enter. Di trust get about 28,500 BTC now (about $1.4 billion for their assets). Dis move follow other SEC filings wey other issuers don do to start spot Bitcoin ETFs. Market people dey see dis SEC filing as step to make more institutions dey accept Bitcoin Trust products and na sign say correct competition dey build for spot Bitcoin ETF market.
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Osprey SEC S-1 filing dey signal say institutional people dey show more interest for regulated Bitcoin Trust dem and e dey intensify competition inside the spot Bitcoin ETF race. As dem dey register shares, Osprey dey widen access for investors, and dis one usually dey make money flow in more and dey reduce trust discounts—as e take happen when Grayscale file to convert GBTC. For short term, dis fit boost demand for Bitcoin plus good market feeling. For long term, as more regulated trust shares dey available, e fit make market dey stable and attract more money from conservative investors. Overall, dis development go help push Bitcoin price and trading volume up.