According to a report by Matrixport, the SEC is expected to reject all proposals in January as none of them meet a key requirement. Currently, it's unlikely that the Democrat-led five-member SEC voting committee will approve Bitcoin spot ETFs, as this would legitimize Bitcoin as an alternative value storage method. 
    
  If the SEC refuses approval, there will be large-scale liquidation activities in the m arket and 
Bitcoin prices could quickly drop by 20%. Even so, Matrixon Target still predicts that even if the SEC rejects ETFs, Bitcoin prices will still be higher than $42,000 at the end of 2024. 
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