Bitwise’s latest Ethereum ad can be minted as an NFT
Proceeds from the NFT mints are being paid to Protocol Guild, a collective funding mechanism created by Ethereum core contributors and the ad’s two actors. Go to Source
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Proceeds from the NFT mints are being paid to Protocol Guild, a collective funding mechanism created by Ethereum core contributors and the ad’s two actors. Go to Source
Bernstein analysts Gautam Chhugani and Mahika Sapra believe the United States securities regulator likely approved the spot Ether ETFs to avoid a legal battle. Go to Source
Ethereum is already home to the world’s largest DeFi protocols, tokenized RWAs, and stablecoins, but its technical roadmap could be hard for TradFi to understand. Go to Source
Consensys director of global regulatory matters Bill Hughes interpreted the approval as an admission that Ether is a commodity. Go to Source
The launch date will largely depend on how quickly approved applicants amend their S-1 registration statements and how many rounds of feedback they receive from the SEC. Go to Source
That doesn’t mean the securities regulator can’t still pursue action against actors in the staking domain, industry analysts and lawyers warn. 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
Five U.S. asset managers bidding for an Ether ETF have amended their 19b-4 filings with the SEC. Go to Source
The digital assets platform soft-launched its controversial Ethereum custody service on May 17 and is targeting a full launch next month. Go to Source
If a 19b-4 spot Ether ETF filing be approved, analysts anticipate the SEC won’t immediately sign off on the S-1, which is required for the products to launch. Go to Source