Shortly after these positive developments, Nasdaq also announced that it had withdrawn its application for listing Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF options. It is worth noting that the exchange had originally submitted the relevant application in May this year, and emphasized that the proposed options were all "widely held and actively traded" Bitcoin ETPs, which fully complied with the exchange's listing rules.
Despite the temporary setback, Bloomberg analyst James Seyfart remains optimistic and believes that these exchanges are likely to resubmit their applications "in the next few days or weeks." Seyfart's optimistic prediction is based on a precedent: the Chicago Board Options Exchange also withdrew its application for Bitcoin ETF options trading earlier this month, but then quickly resubmitted it, showing the market's strong demand and expectations for such financial products.
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