May. 10, 2022
As a shareholder of GBTC GrayScale, I urge the SEC to approve the company's progressive move to convert its Bitcoin Trust to a Spot Bitcoin ETF. Bitcon is a young market, but not an entirely new concept in the world. It will be the wave of the future to legitimize and authenticate transactions not limited to currency, wherever there is a need to add layers of protection to transact, secure and legitimize global transactions of any kind anywhere in the world, 24 hour a day without end. Grayscale plays an important role in being one of the world's trail blazers to push innovation and the evolution of Bictcon into the future. They have a vision where most companies have given up and failed and they want to push forward to make Bitcon profitable, so it can be part of everyday life. Standing in the way of innovation and change delays world evolution and many of the greatest minds who invented and build revolutionary ideas to push the world forward once stood against opposition and those who scrutinized change based on the arguments of playing it safe, remaining status quo with the rest of the world or using bureaucracy to uphold what traditional business is and must stand for. If that were true, the world would never embrace social media, remote working and virtual workplaces which would be absurd to what is traditionally not to be done if business were to run successfully. But here we are today with the innovation and evolution of social media and virtual and remote working environments that have proven business to be more profitable and productive, compared to traditional working spaces in real estate office space. To be successful means taking risk and although the SEC is not so comfortable with this move to Spot EFT, it must remember that it has and will always not stand in the way of new and improved innovation to the world. It has and will always open the door and approve new companies to offer shares to the public to help them evolve and grow to champion world change by the problems and opportunities they wish to solve to advance the world. Why stand in the way of another company's ambition, just to do that, to change the world, even if it means taking risks and doing what's not status quo and what's not traditionally safe. I urgently ask you to approve this conversion as a shareholder who is by nature conservative and plays it safe, by managing risks and by avoiding the most risky ventures, but realizes in the end, you have to take risks in order to see economic and social economic growth. Regards Anthony Warren Note. aka Anthony Clarke, which is the legal first and last name for recording purposes