In anticipation of the official approval of the S-1 registration for spot Ethereum ETF products, VanEck has filed its 8-A form. As noted by Bloomberg’s Senior ETF Analyst Eric Balchunas, this 8-A form is part of the process leading to the launch of any ETF product. The Race for Spot Ethereum ETF Draws Closer Since

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VanEck Files Form 8A For Spot Ethereum ETF

In anticipation of the official approval of the S-1 registration for spot Ethereum ETF products, VanEck has filed its 8-A form. As noted by Bloomberg’s Senior ETF Analyst Eric Balchunas, this 8-A form is part of the process leading to the launch of any ETF product.

The Race for Spot Ethereum ETF Draws Closer

Since the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) approved the 8 spot Ethereum ETFs in May, there has been many speculations regarding S-1 approvals. Since there was a significant rush before the approval came at the last minute, the due diligence has dragged on. This due diligence is between the SEC and applicants were not done pre-approval.

Unlike the runup to the spot Bitcoin ETF debut, the market still has no certainty regarding when the Ethereum counterpart will commence trading. Notably, the form 8-A filings points at the registration that allows issuers to trade on an exchange. It marks the progress towards the potential approval of a spot Ethereum ETF.

As Balchunas pointed out, VanEck filed its Form 8-A just about 7 days before its spot Bitcoin ETF product went live in January. Without much guidance from the SEC, the analyst is maintaining his July 2 launch date projection.

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