BitGo CEO, Mike Belshe, believes that the SEC may not approve any existing Bitcoin spot ETF filings anytime soon
The SEC's reservations revolve around the division of exchange and custody responsibilities in the cryptocurrency market
This statement aligns with the agency's legal action against Coinbase in 2022, indicating its concerns
According to predictions from experts, including former BlackRock managing director Steven Schoenfield, the SEC might approve a Bitcoin ETF within the next three to six months
Belshe is optimistic that crypto-native companies will outshine in providing superior ETF services to investors.