Volatility Shares Ethereum Leveraged ETF has begun trading, and a potential future launch of an Ethereum
ChainCatcher news, Fox Business reporter Eleanor Terrett posted on X platform that Volatility Shares' leveraged Ethereum ETF (ETHU) has started trading today.
Stuart Barton, co-founder of Volatility Shares, commented: "We are pleased that the U.S. SEC is starting to accept cryptocurrencies. Volatility Shares continues to work with the SEC to ensure this innovative new investment exposure enters the market. Like our 2x Bitcoin ETF (BITX), ETHU may pave the way for a 1x (Ethereum) spot ETF in the near future."
It is reported that Volatility Shares launched its Volatility Shares 2x Bitcoin ETF in June 2023.
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