Bitcoin dominance risks breaking 18-month uptrend on Ether ETF launch
Ethereum ETFs may spark a new “altseason,” traders suggest, with Bitcoin losing market share after hitting two-year highs. Go to Source
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Ethereum ETFs may spark a new “altseason,” traders suggest, with Bitcoin losing market share after hitting two-year highs. Go to Source
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission gave the green light to several spot Ether ETFs after speculation that the regulator was considering treating ETH as a security. Go to Source
U.S. lawmakers argued that a potential spot Ether ETF would offer investors access to ETH in a more regulated and safe format. Go to Source
Crypto asset trading firm QCP Capital has forecasted a potential 60% increase in the price of ether, projecting it could surge to around $6,000 if the U.S. approves spot ethereum exchange-traded funds (ETFs). The prediction coincides with a significant increase in market volatility and intense anticipation leading up to the ETF approval deadline. Notably, major … Read more
Key Ethereum price metrics suggest that ETH’s pause at $3,800 is temporary. Go to Source
With the SEC expected to decide by May 23 whether to approve or disapprove a spot Ether exchange-traded fund, three asset managers amended their 19b-4 filings. Go to Source
Ethereum co-founder Joseph Lubin expects several 19b-4 Ether ETF applications to get the green light but anticipates a long wait before they go public. Go to Source
Market observers are conflicted over what could happen following SEC approval of a spot Ether ETF. Go to Source
The SEC’s decision on VanEck’s spot Ether ETF application is due by May 23, and experts believe the recent debate over Ether’s status as a security could hamper its chances. Go to Source
VanEck’s ETF is currently designated inactive on the DTCC website, meaning it cannot be processed until it receives the necessary regulatory approvals. Go to Source