Crypto investors are eagerly waiting for the approval of spot Ethereum ETF applications, which will mark the official start for trading these crypto investment products.
Moments ago 21Shares filed the updated S-1 application for their spot Ethereum ETF:
21Shares spot eth ETF S-1 amendment posted…
No fee. pic.twitter.com/pe5nagqMQl
— Nate Geraci (@NateGeraci) July 8, 2024
This is the second company to do so today after VanEck filed their corrections a couple of hours ago.
Reportedly, the forms were returned with minor remarks and issuers were given until July 8 to rectify and resubmit them.
Experts believe that the applications will be approved by the end of the week, marking a new era for cryptocurrency trading.
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