Cboe and other exchanges revise filings for potential spot ether ETF approval by SEC
The SEC is making progress towards potentially approving a filing for a spot ether ETF, with Cboe publishing amended 19b-4 filings in response to regulator feedback. The applicants for the ETF include Fidelity, VanEck, Invesco/Galaxy, Ark/21Shares, and Franklin Templeton. While the SEC has not explicitly said they will approve the applications, the agency's request for revisions on the 19b-4 forms suggests progress is being made. However, the SEC won't allow issuers to stake potential ETFs, which several applicants had hoped to do. Ether's price is up 3.8% over the last 24 hours, trading at around $3,790 as of press time.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
You may also like
A Trader Turns $800 Asset in a New Altcoin into $3.5 Million – There Are Concerns About Being an Insider
A crypto trader turned his initial fortune of $800 into $3.5 million, according to onchain data on Solana.
Altcoin Closely Followed by Turkish Investors Announces $40 Million Grant!
Avalanche announces $40 million Retro9000 grant program.
Analytics Firm Reveals Critical Level Bitcoin Needs to Hold For Bullish Sentiment to Continue
Anticipated Statement from SEC Chairman Gary Gensler: BNY, One of the Largest Banks in the USA, Received Cryptocurrency Custody Approval
SEC Chairman Gary Gensler announced in his statement that BNY has received the necessary approval for cryptocurrency custody.