The SEC has approved the Grayscale and ProShares ethereum ETFs, which could start trading next week.
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The SEC has approved the Grayscale and ProShares #ethereum ETFs, which could start trading next week.
Grayscale's mini ethereum #ETF utilizes the assets of its larger ETF and is more accessible, with lower fees. The SEC's tough stance on cryptocurrencies continues with the approval of #bitcoin and ether ETFs.
The SEC has approved new exchange-traded funds (ETFs) trading Ether: Grayscale's Mini Ether ETF and ProShares' Ethereum ETF have been approved.
These funds, along with other spot ETFs, will begin trading next week.
Grayscale's Mini Ether ETF will utilize the assets of the company's larger Ethereum ETF, making it more accessible and cheaper. The company also has a mini bitcoin ETF with lower fees than its main bitcoin product.
The fertilization is a key part of Grayscale's plan to turn its existing Ethereum Trust into a point-to-point Ethereum ETF. Currently, Ethereum Trust operates as a closed-end fund, making it difficult to redeem shares.
In May, the SEC shocked everyone by approving a point-to-point Ethereum ETF proposal from #BlackRock , Grayscale and several other asset managers.
Bloomberg ETF analyst James Seyfarth said the mini-fund should help address expected outflows from Grayscale's larger fund; Grayscale reportedly said: "We are very excited to offer this mini-fund to the SEC:
Grayscale is pleased to announce that the SEC has approved the Form 19b-4 Grayscale Ethereum minitrust.
The Seyfarth predicts that all funds will begin trading next week, July 23 SEC Chairman Gary Gensler has found himself at the center of a battle over #cryptocurrency regulation.
under his leadership, the SEC has taken a tough stance. It argues that many digital assets, including some cryptocurrencies, should be regulated as securities.
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