It appears that Ethereum is experiencing the ultimate frenzy, as two businesses are submitting applications for new funding in response to the growing popularity of ether. Additionally, another supplier is determining its commission for a specific spot Ethereum exchange-traded fund.
Rex Shares proposed various reversed exchange-traded funds (ETFs) that leverage the potential of emerging spot Ethereum funds. In the case of a roundhill ether covered call strategy ETF fund, it intends to offer earnings along with the experience of price returns pertaining to exchange-traded funds having awareness of ether.
The fund will be responsible for buying and selling an amalgamation of call and put option contracts using an Ether Futures ETF, in the form of a referral asset. The Rex and Roundhill products will not actively invest in ether, the native cryptocurrency of the Ethereum blockchain, which is used for smart contracts.
Franklin Templeton disclosed in its separate, revised S-1 filings that it would impose a 0.19% fee on its proposed spot Ethereum ETF. However, Ark Investment Management failed to submit its most recent filing for a comparable product that it had initially proposed in collaboration with 21Shares. 21Shares is now the sole issuer of the product.
All of this is happening at a time when the Securities and Exchange Commission is pondering on-the-spot Ethereum applications received from eight suppliers. Additionally, there is an increased requirement for crypto assets after receiving consent for the initial spot bitcoin ETFs.
As of late, ether was trading at $3,780. Following that, it increased by 23%, with bitcoin also experiencing a slight rise.
