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The three spot ether ETFs in Hong Kong posted zero flows on Monday, according to SoSoValue data.As of Monday, the total net assets of the three products amounted to $41.14 million.
Open interest for ether futures on centralized exchanges has reached a new high — hitting $14 billion.The rise in open interest coincides with an 18% increase in the price of ether to $3650 in the last 24 hours.
The SEC asked for minor updates to the 19b-4 forms, according to a source.These are expected to be handed in by 10 AM today, says Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas.
Fidelity has removed the possibility of staking rewards from its S-1 registration statement for its prospective Ethereum ETF.This comes as issuers are set to file amended 19b-4 forms.
The treasury of the web3 gaming platform Gala Games appears to have been hacked Monday. Someone minted 5 billion GALA tokens worth over $200 million. GALA fell nearly 15% following the exploit.
Quick Take Brazil’s central bank said Monday that it aims to finalize its plans for a regulatory framework for digital assets. It will develop the framework in stages, likely pushing back the proposed regulation’s rollout.
Quick Take Those filings, called Form 19b-4, are filed to inform the SEC about a proposed rule change and are among the documents that need the agency’s greenlight before spot ethereum ETFs can become effective.
Quick Take Blockless, a DePIN project focused on providing computing power support, announced raising $8 million in two early-stage funding rounds. Blockless plans to launch its testnet in the coming weeks, and mainnet along with the native BLESS token in Q3, co-founder Butian Li told The Block.
Bloomberg ETF analysts view the possibility of the U.S. government approving spot ether ETFs as improving to 75% based on the possibility of shifting political winds.
Quick Take The Sei Foundation has proposed an upgrade to the Sei blockchain, targeting a transition to version 2. This upgrade aims to introduce a high-performance, parallelized Ethereum Virtual Machine.