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Continuing its implementation of digital asset services, the $9 trillion asset management firm BlackRock has registered for an Ethereum Trust in Delaware. Indeed, Bloomberg analyst Eric Balchunas confirmed the firm’s iShares Ethereum Trust in a post to X, formerly Twitter. BlackRock made waves when it announced its filing for a spot Bitcoin ETF with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) earlier this year. Subsequently, BlackRock’s iShare Bitcoin Trust was registered just one week before the landmark ETF filing. BlackRock has made first step towards filing for a spot Ether ETF. I just confirmed on the website myself. Nice catch by @SummersThings https://t.co/mLKIhKdiI6 — Eric Balchunas (@EricBalchunas) November 9, 2023 Also Read: BlackRock iShares Bitcoin Trust Relisted on the DTCC BlackRock Registers for iShares Etheruem Trust in Delaware One of the largest asset management firms in the world, BlackRock, has continued to add excitement and int...

After a trio of Spot Bitcoin ETF applications were delayed early Thursday, the SEC will also delay a decision on BlackRock’s Spot Bitcoin ETF application. JUST IN: 🇺🇸 SEC delays decision for BlackRock's Spot #Bitcoin ETF. — Watcher.Guru (@WatcherGuru) August 31, 2023 The SEC delayed a decision on multiple Spot Bitcoin ETF applications, including Valkyrie, WisdomTree, and Invesco earlier today. After a Washington court overturned the SEC blocking Grayscale’s application earlier this week, many expect the SEC to delay other applications and appeal the court’s decision. Also Read: SEC Delays Valkyrie, WisdomTree Spot Bitcoin ETF Applications “The Commission finds it appropriate to designate a longer period within which to take action on the proposed rule change so that it has sufficient time to consider the proposed rule change and the issues raised therein,” documents say in response to the BlackR...

Last year in July 2022, Jacobi Asset Management announced that its Bitcoin ETF will list on the Euronext Amsterdam exchange. However, a year later, the platform announced that it is ‘”on track” to launch this month, adding that the timing wasn’t right the last year. advertisement Last year this time, the crypto market was already under intense stress with the collapse of the Terra ecosystem and the bankruptcies of crypto lenders and hedge fund Three Arrows Capital, following thereafter. Now, the market is buzzing with Bitcoin ETF applications after the world’s largest financial giant BlackRock filed its spot Bitcoin ETF application. Jacobi Asset Management admitted that the “demand has shifted since last summer”. Over Challenges of Launching Bitcoin ETF In Europe All digital asset exchange-traded products (ETPs) in Europe have been structured as exchange-traded notes (ETNs) instead of funds. Here’s the diff...

On behalf of BlackRock, Nasdaq has included a Coinbase surveillance sharing agreement (SSA) in a spot Bitcoin ETF refilling. Moreover, the updated submission for iShares Bitcoin Trust was noted in a 19b-4 form. The move follows similar decisions taken in recent Bitcoin exchange-traded fund submissions.  The massive asset manager has reportedly reached an agreement with Coinbase in regard to this new ETF. Specifically, the surveillance-sharing agreement will allow the ETF to counter what may be the US Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) greatest concern. Specifically regarding the worry of potential market manipulation. JUST IN: $9 trillion asset manager BlackRock names Coinbase as SSA counterpart in updated Spot #Bitcoin ETF filing. — Watcher.Guru (@WatcherGuru) July 3, 2023 Also Read: Spot Bitcoin ETF Approval by SEC ‘Fairly High’: Bernstein BlackRock Includes Coinbase in Spot Bitcoin ETF Refiling In recent weeks, Spot Bitcoi...

EDX Markets, a crypto exchange with backing from prominent financial entities, including Charles Schwab, Fidelity Digital Assets, and Citadel Securities, has officially commenced trading in four cryptocurrencies. The launch follows EDX’s earlier plan to introduce a “non-custodial” exchange , which was announced in September, just before the FTX collapse occurred two months later. Catering to major financial institutions EDX, aiming to cater to the needs of major financial institutions, could address the skepticism surrounding centralized crypto service providers by operating as a “non-custodial” exchange. You might also like: Stacks emerges top gainer with 10% surge despite market volatility In addition to its non-custodial approach, EDX plans to launch a clearinghouse business later this year, for the settlement process. However, the company will continue to store customer assets with trusted third-party banks and a crypto custodian. The ...