The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has initiated discussions with prospective Ethereum ETF issuers regarding S-1 registration statements. Despite the submission of amended 19b-4 forms, there has been limited progress on the S-1 forms. Conversations are in the early stages, and the SEC indicates that there remains 'work to do' before any potential approval. The cautious progress highlights the regulatory complexities involved in launching Ethereum ETFs, according to reports from The Block and Eleanor Terrett.
SEC BEGINS DISCUSSIONS OVER S-1 FORMS FOR ETH ETFS The U.S. SEC has started discussions around S-1 registration statements with Ethereum ETF issuers, according to a source. Conversations are in early stages, and progress is cautious. Approval requires the SEC to greenlight 19b-4… https://t.co/Xlf94Oy4QX
🚨 JUST IN: THE U.S. SEC STARTED DISCUSSIONS ON S-1 REGISTRATION STATEMENTS WITH PROSPECTIVE ETHEREUM ETF ISSUERS - REPORT
[THE BLOCK] #SEC has started engaging with #Ethereum ETF issuers over S-1 forms: Source
🚨 The #SEC is engaging in discussions about S-1 registration statements with prospective Ethereum ETF issuers. Despite submissions of amended 19b-4 forms, there's been limited progress on the S-1 forms so far, per @TheBlock__
SEC has started engaging with Ethereum ETF issuers over S-1 forms: Source https://t.co/v7QaHS6npP
🚨BREAKING: SEC IS HAVING CONVERSATIONS ABOUT S-1 FORMS WITH $ETH ETF ISSUERS BUT THERE REMAINS "WORK TO DO" ~ @ELEANORTERRETT