The US SEC is reportedly open to considering Ethereum Futures ETFs after multiple applications were filed by TradFi and crypto giants, including Grayscale and VanEck. The regulator had previously directed funds to withdraw their ETH Futures ETF applications. However, the SEC's consideration of the ETFs does not guarantee their approval. If approved, the ETFs could go live in 75 days from the date of filing, with the first launch expected on October 12.
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US SEC Open to Considering Ethereum Futures ETFs After Multiple Applications
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