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Ether ETF filings seek to capitalize on shifting sands of crypto regulation

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Asset management firms push for ether ETF filings as the regulatory landscape indicates dramatic shifts.

As part of the final stage of approvals the SEC requires before an ETF can be listed, asset management companies VanEck, 21Shares and Bitwise have recently filed amendments to their S-1 registrations registering ether ETFs.

This paves the way for these assets to be listed imminently, perhaps as soon as

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