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According to Bloomberg analyst James Seyffart, Hashdex recently submitted an application for a spot Ethereum ETF, aptly named the “Hashdex Nasdaq Ethereum ETF.” This proposal mirrors their earlier approach regarding Bitcoin, combining futures and spot trading strategies.
For the uninitiated, ETFs, or exchange-traded funds, are investment instruments traded on traditional stock exchanges; their value is intrinsically tied to underlying assets, which could encompass a variety of assets, from stocks to commodities.
In the context of an Ethereum ETF, its value would directly correlate with Ethereum’s performance, offering investors a regulated avenue for exposure to the cryptocurrency market.
Hashdex’s approach sets it apart from recent contenders in the ETF arena, as it does not rely on the commonly discussed Coinbase surveillance sharing agreement. Instead, the company plans to source spot Ethereum directly from established physical exchanges within the CME market. The company has already filed a similar application for a Bitcoin futures ETF, further diversifying its crypto ETF offerings.
Currently, the fate of Hashdex’s applications, along with other ETF submissions, lies in the hands of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and its chairman, Gary Gensler. The cryptocurrency community eagerly awaits their decision, which could potentially pave the way for broader adoption of crypto assets in traditional financial markets.
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