- SEC delays ruling on Truth Social Bitcoin ETF.
- New decision deadline: September 18, 2025.
- Delay adds uncertainty to crypto ETF approvals.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has delayed its decision on the proposed Bitcoin ETF from Truth Social. The new deadline for the SEC to issue a ruling is now September 18, 2025, giving the agency more time to assess the filing and gather public input.
Truth Social, the media platform founded by Donald Trump, had submitted the application for a Bitcoin ETF earlier this year. The proposed exchange-traded fund aims to offer investors direct exposure to Bitcoin through a regulated financial product.
This delay is not unusual. The SEC has historically taken a cautious approach when reviewing Bitcoin ETF proposals, often extending deadlines or requesting additional information before making a final decision.
Market Reacts to Ongoing ETF Uncertainty
Crypto investors have grown accustomed to the SEC’s slow pace on Bitcoin ETF approvals. While some ETFs, like those from BlackRock and Fidelity, have seen progress, newer applications—especially from politically affiliated platforms like Truth Social—face added scrutiny.
Analysts believe the delay may be linked to both regulatory caution and the political associations of the platform behind the application. Still, the crypto community is watching closely, as ETF approvals can significantly impact Bitcoin’s market price and investor confidence.
Until September 18, all eyes will remain on the SEC for further signals or updates on this high-profile ETF decision.
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