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Breaking: Grayscale Withdraws Ether Futures ETF 19b-4 Filing

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Grayscale Withdraws Ether Futures ETF 19b-4 Filing

In a dramatic twist, Grayscale Investments has withdrawn the 19b-4 filing for its Ethereum Futures ETF. The news was brought to the fore by James Seyffart, Senior Bloomberg ETF Analyst, a development that is stirring new conversations.

Why Did Grayscale Back Down?

It remains unclear the rationale behind the withdrawal of the Ethereum Futures ETF from Grayscale. However, the general market outlook and the prospect of approval have kept many applicants and observers unenthusiastic.

Grayscale filed its application for this Ethereum Futures ETF in September last year. The filing comes after the victory the firm scored against the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) in the runup to spot Bitcoin ETF approval. The Grayscale’s Ether Futures proposal is one of the many related products that need approval from the regulator.

After a couple of decision postponements, this withdrawal has introduced enough speculation. According to Seyffart, this withdrawal might be the firm’s way of shielding its main Spot Ethereum ETF application from any form of rejection. The analysts speculated that the SEC may try to play smart by approving a Futures ETF and denying a spot alternative.

He speculated that the SEC might have spoken to Grayscale about the application. In his view, whatever the SEC said expedited the push to withdraw the application.

This is a breaking news, please check back for updates

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