SEC Chairman Gary Gensler announced that the institution’s official Twitter account was hacked and that spot Bitcoin ETFs have not yet been approved.
Shortly after the US Securities and Exchange Commission announced the approval of spot Bitcoin ETFs on Twitter, chairman Gary Gensler said that the agency’s official account had been hacked and that spot Bitcoin ETFs had not yet been approved. explained.
The SEC’s Twitter account was hacked and an unauthorized tweet was posted. The SEC has not approved the listing and trading of spot Bitcoin ETFs.
Bitcoin, which reached $48,000 after the spot ETF approval sharing from the SEC account, crashed with the denial of the chairman Gary Gensler. Bitcoin dropped to $44,500 after it was announced that the SEC account had been hacked.
According to CoinGecko data, Bitcoin is selling at $46,118 at the time of writing.