Key Points:
The approval of 19b-4 forms by the SEC on May 23 paved the way for this progression. However, the subsequent requirement for S-1 filings was a sudden shift, catching many issues off guard. As Coincu reported, BlackRock and VanEck have already complied with this requirement. Most recently, Grayscale also updated its S-3 registration statement.
In response to these developments, BlackRock has detailed plans to seed its ETF with $10 million. Conversely, Hashdex has withdrawn its proposal for a spot Ethereum ETF for undisclosed reasons.
Following the initial submissions, the SEC will provide feedback, initiating a process of further modifications. It’s expected that this iterative process will involve at least two more rounds of draft filings before the ETFs are deemed ready for trading.
Moving forward, the path to ETF trading remains contingent on the effective completion of the S-1 forms, a process that experts anticipate could span several weeks or even months for spot Ethereum ETF issuers. While seed investments are relatively straightforward to include, other aspects of the forms may require more extensive deliberation.
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