"Spot Bitcoin ETFs: Navigating Hype, Due Diligence, and Approval Timelines"

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LPL Financial, a gatekeeper of over $1.4 trillion in assets, is cautious about adding new spot-Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) to its platform, citing concerns about ETF closures and the need for a strong investment thesis. The company's head of wealth-management solutions, Rob Pettman, emphasized the importance of assessing how the new funds perform in the markets over the next three months before deciding which ones to offer to clients. With the recent approval of Bitcoin ETFs, the industry is closely monitoring their asset accumulation and trading performance, as well as the potential for closures if they fail to attract significant assets.
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