As the second-largest digital asset by market capitalization, Ethereum also received approval from the US Securities and Exchange Commission for an ETF issuance in May and was officially listed on the New York Stock Exchange and other trading platforms in July.
Since July 23, a total of nine Ethereum ETFs have been listed for trading, including Grayscale’s ETHE and iShares’s ETHA 📈.
This report is designed to help investors better understand the Ethereum Spot ETF and is divided into three parts:
1. The first part reviews the development history of Bitcoin ETF, explains in detail the similarities and differences between Ethereum and Bitcoin assets, and analyzes the revenue potential of Ethereum as a basic asset 🔍.
2. The second part reviews various developments in the Ethereum ETF, from the issuance of futures ETFs to Gray’s successful appeal, which promoted the issuance of crypto-asset ETFs 🚀.
3. The third part introduces the market structure of Ethereum ETFs and outlines the fees and characteristics of different ETFs in detail 💼.
