Goldman Sachs is launching its new Bitcoin ETF by openly using a Cayman Islands subsidiary to *get around* U.S. regulatory limitations on holding commodities. This isn't just a clever workaround; it's a major financial institution actively sidestepping domestic oversight for a volatile asset. Does this regulatory arbitrage by a firm of Goldman's stature undermine the integrity of our financial system, or is it simply adapting to outdated rules?
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