According to BlockBeats, on June 27, because the changes to the previous round of S-1 were very "minor", the SEC can contact the issuer "at any time" to inform the fund's launch date. In other words, the issuer hardly expects any additional comments from the Securities and Exchange Commission. The launch date of the Ethereum spot ETF is entirely in the hands of the SEC, which can speed up or slow down at will.
A second source familiar with the ETH fund’s filing noted that while the issuer has not received additional comments from the SEC following the latest S-1 adjustments, at least another round of comments is likely. “The timeline for the launch is unclear, but we reasonably expect it to launch in the next two to three weeks,” the person added.