SECGeneralJune 3, 2026

SEC Approves Nasdaq Listing of iShares Bitcoin Premium Income ETF

The SEC granted accelerated approval for Nasdaq to list and trade shares of the iShares Bitcoin Premium Income ETF under its commodity-based trust shares rule. This expansion of spot Bitcoin ETF product offerings signals continued regulatory acceptance of Bitcoin-linked investment products and may affect compliance obligations for broker-dealers and custodians servicing these products.

What to do

Review your firm's policies for onboarding or servicing Bitcoin ETF products and ensure KYC, AML, and custody controls are updated to cover this new instrument.

Who this affects

Broker-Dealer / RIACrypto CustodianCrypto Exchange

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Source

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