CBOE VanEck/SolidX Re-Files Bitcoin ETF Application Following End of Government Shutdown. The race is back on to launch the first U.S. Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF), after Cboe resubmitted its joint proposal with VanEck & SolidX.

US stock exchange operator CBOE has resubmitted its application to list a bitcoin ETF on one of its trading platforms, just days after the firm withdrew its previous bid.

The VanEck SolidX Bitcoin ETF proposed rule-change has been submitted by CBOE. Hard work by all teams involved.

Check out from here the official documents of Bitcoin ETF

The BITCOIN ETF proposal was withdrawn from consideration earlier this month due to the U.S. government shutdown.

At that time VanEck CEO Jan van Eck explained that the companies filing the rule change proposal had been in talks with the SEC, but these talks ended when the shutdown began.

To avoid a probable rejection due to the closure, the proposal was withdrawn.

The proposal rule change is not yet been published in the Federal Register, meaning the clock has not yet begun for the SEC to make a decision.

Once the proposal is published, the SEC will have again a maximum of 240 days to decide whether to approve or reject the proposal.

Cboe’s bitcoin ETF filing comes weeks after NYSE Arca filed its own proposal with Bitwise Asset Management.

Like Cboe’s filing, the NYSE Arca proposal has not yet been published in the Federal Register in US, meaning it too, is not facing any deadlines yet.