After the SEC voiced its approval of ether ETFs last month, nine issuers are eagerly awaiting the green light to begin trading. This requires a sign-off on S-1 statements.
The SEC is taking a cautious approach, similar to its previous delays with bitcoin ETFs. This involves extensive review of proposals,
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