List of approved Ethereum spot ETFs in the US🧧🚀

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Many major investment firms have received the green light from the SEC to list spot Ethereum ETFs in the United States. This is an updated list.

BlackRock

BlackRock, the world's largest asset manager, has received the green light for its iShares Ethereum Trust. They filed an S-1 for this product last November.

Grayscale

Crypto asset management firm Grayscale has received approval from the SEC after filing a proposal in October to convert its Grayscale Ethereum Trust into a spot Ethereum ETF.

Ark Invest/21Shares

Cathie Wood's tech-focused investment management firm, ARK Invest, filed a proposal with the SEC for an Ethereum ETF in September.

VanEck

VanEck Asset Management was the first fund manager to file a proposal for an Ethereum ETF with the SEC in 2021. Later that year, they withdrew their proposal and later refiled.

Hashdex

Hashdex has many crypto ETFs traded in Brazil. In the United States, their Hashdex Bitcoin ETF received the green light from the SEC in January and began trading in March.

Franklin Templeton

Wall Street giant Franklin Templeton entered the race in February when it filed a proposal with the SEC. The company's Franklin Bitcoin ETF launched earlier this year and trades under the ticker EZBC.

Invesco/Galaxy Digital

Asset management giant Invesco filed a proposal with Mike Novogratz's Galaxy Digital for an ETH ETF in September. The S-1 application stated that Invesco would be the sponsor of the product, while Galaxy Digital would “executive agent” – selling ETH to pay the expenses of the Invesco Galaxy Ethereum ETF.

Bitwise

Digital asset investment firm Bitwise filed an S-1 with the SEC to offer a spot Ethereum ETF in March.

Matt Hougan, Chief Investment Officer of Bitwise, has said that he expects ETH ETFs to launch in December – and predicts they will be more successful if approved later in the year. We'll have to see when they actually launch following the May approval.Â