Volatility Shares has withdrawn its application for an Ethereum futures ETF. Justin Young, co-founder of Volatility Shares, stated that "we don't see an opportunity at this point in time." When asked if the company still plans to launch an Ethereum futures ETF later on, Young said they will continue to apply, but the timing is yet to be determined.
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