The Ether spot ETF filed by global investment management company VanEck has been added to the ETF list on the Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC) website. However, this inclusion is only part of the preparation process and does not mean that VanEck’s Ether ETF has been fully launched, as the fund is still awaiting regulatory approval from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
In the “Creation/Redemption” column of the list, VanEck’s Ether spot ETF is marked as “N,” which may indicate that the fund has not yet been launched.
The SEC-registered clearing agency has assigned the ticker symbol “ETHV” to VanEck’s Ether spot ETF. Franklin Templeton’s Ether spot ETF is also listed on the DTCC list, with the code “EZET,” reportedly occurring last month.
According to previous reports by Zombit, the SEC has requested exchanges seeking potential listings for Ether spot ETFs to expedite the update of the 19b-4 document, which is a sign that the regulatory agency is trying to accelerate this process.
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