Odaily星球日报讯 彭博社 ETF 分析师 Eric Balchunas 在 x 平台发文表示，预计在今天下午晚些时候以太坊现货 ETF 发行商会提交一系列修订后的 S-1 表格，然后，SEC 通知发行人有关最终修改和有效性（即最终批准）的情况，并且坚持以太坊现货 ETF 将在 7 月 2 日推出。

彭博分析师：坚持认为以太坊现货ETF将在7月2日推出

Odaily Odaily News: Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas posted on the x platform that the Ethereum spot ETF issuer is expected to submit a series of revised S-1 forms later this afternoon. The SEC will then notify the issuer of the final modifications and validity (ie final approval) and insist that the Ethereum spot ETF will be launched on July 2.

Bloomberg analyst: insists that Ethereum spot ETF will be launched on July 2

According to ChainCatcher, Nate Geraci, president of The ETF Store, posted on social media, “There will be a large number of spot ETH ETF S-1 amendments from tomorrow to Friday… In my opinion, based on Bitwise’s application yesterday, there seems to be nothing worthy of the SEC’s processing or comment. I still think it will be launched before July 4. I would not be surprised to see another or two issuers apply for an ETF that combines spot BTC and ETH in the next week or so.”

The ETF Store President: Still Believes Ethereum Spot ETF Will Be Launched Before July 4

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- SEC will end its investigation into Ethereum
- Ethereum spot ETF issuer to respond to SEC comments by Friday
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