The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has approved more Ether exchange-traded funds (ETFs). Grayscale’s mini Ethereum ETF got the green light, along with ProShares’ Ethereum ETF. The funds are set to start trading next week, right alongside ...

At least one Commissioner at the Securities and Exchange Commission is reopening the door to one of the biggest things missing from Ethereum ETFs as they prepare to make their trading debuts. Ethereum ETF issuers,

Five Ethereum ETFs from top firms like Franklin Templeton and VanEck will begin trading on the Cboe on July 23,

Ethereum’s price rose to $3,485 on Monday, July, 15, buoyed by positive reports from the Securities and Exchanges Commission (SEC), who gave preliminary approval to 3 Ether-based Exchange Traded Funds

The SEC has provisionally sanctioned at least three Ethereum (CRYPTO: ETH)-based exchange-traded funds. The trading for which could begin as early as July 23.

Trading is expected to begin on Tuesday, July 23. Ethereum is the second-most popular form of cryptocurrency, second to Bitcoin. Soon, it will hit the trading floor in the form of spot Ether ETFs, a form of currency backed by the actual price of Ethereum rather than future contracts.

New spot ETFs for Ethereum—which will let investors purchase the second most popular cryptocurrency in the form of stocks— are expected to begin trading on Tuesday, July 23. The Securities and Exchange Commission has green lit at least three funds to enter the market that day,

Spot ether ETFs, which will enable investors to buy the second most popular cryptocurrency just like stocks, are set to start trading in the U.S. next week. The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has approved filings from at least