In recent times, claims of the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) approving a spot Bitcoin ETF have stirred considerable excitement within the cryptocurrency world. However, these claims have rapidly propelled Bitcoin prices to su

In recent times, claims of the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) approving a spot Bitcoin ETF have stirred considerable excitement within the cryptocurrency world. However, these claims have rapidly propelled Bitcoin prices to surge and tumble. As the U.S. trading hours commenced, news of the SEC allegedly approving the spot Bitcoin ETF spread like wildfire. Within just one hour, Bitcoin's value escalated by approximately 7%, reaching levels around $30,000. Nonetheless, following the swift ascent, the cryptocurrency market continued to experience volatility, and Bitcoin retraced to approximately $29,000. Nonetheless, the rapid fluctuations were soon followed by greater uncertainty. As of 16:50 (TSI), no official confirmation regarding the approval of the spot Bitcoin ETF has been provided on the SEC's website or through their social media channels. Additionally, major financial firms like BlackRock have refrained from making any official statements on this matter. Several journalists and experts have emphasized that the SEC has yet to grant approval for the spot ETF, emphasizing that applications are still in the evaluation phase. Despite the quick surge in Bitcoin prices in response to the spot ETF claims, the absence of official confirmation has led to a swift price correction, with Bitcoin retracing to around the $28,000 mark. Following a post by Cointelegraph, one of the prominent news sources in the crypto industry, Bitcoin prices rapidly surged. However, as no official denial was issued, Bitcoin subsequently retreated with the same pace. The denial of the claims by BlackRock and the removal of Cointelegraph's post further contributed to the rapid decline in Bitcoin prices. At present, Bitcoin appears to be seeking equilibrium around the $28,000 mark, as the cryptocurrency market remains on edge