以太坊ETF交易在美国正式开始：Grayscale推出2种现货ETH产品，贝莱德和VanEck在网站上推出ETH ETF

币界网Published on 2024-07-23Last updated on 2024-07-23

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随着多个以太坊现货ETF交易今天正式开始，这些是围绕最近批准的产品的一些最新更新。

Grayscale在纽约证券交易所Arca推出2款现货以太坊产品

全球最大的加密资产管理公司Grayscale Investments宣布正式推出其以太坊迷你信托（ETH）。根据今天的公告，ETH产品与该公司转换的以太坊信托ETF（ETHE）一起在美国领先的ETF交易所NYSE Arca推出。

灰度审批延迟

这一发展发生在美国证券交易委员会批准以太坊现货交易所交易基金（ETF）的最终申请后不到24小时。美国证券交易委员会于5月批准了现货以太坊ETF的交易所备案，但推迟了对S-1文件的决定。

有趣的是，在昨天签署S-1文件后，证券监管机构最终批准了以太坊现货ETF的交易。

尽管美国证券交易委员会昨天批准了多个以太坊现货ETF，但彭博社分析师James Seyfart透露，Grayscale的ETH和ETHE ETF尚未获得美国证券交易委员的批准开始交易。

在X帖子中，Seyfart预计美国证券交易委员会将在今天交易开始前敲定有效文件。

根据这一披露，Grayscale似乎已经获得了必要的批准，因为其以太坊迷你信托ETF和转换后的以太坊信托ETF都已开始在纽约证券交易所Arca交易。

Grayscales的以太坊迷你信托与以太坊的区别

Grayscale表示，以太坊迷你信托将以相对较低的成本向传统投资者提供以太坊敞口。值得注意的是，该公司宣布在交易的前六个月或基金管理资产达到20亿美元之前免除0%的费用。

达到任何阈值后，Grayscale将为以太坊迷你信托引入0.15%的赞助费。然而，Grayscale转换的以太坊信托ETF的投资者将支付2.5%的管理费。

贝莱德和VanEck重新设计网站，推出以太坊ETF

与此同时，以太坊现货ETF申请获得批准的顶级资产管理公司一直在大力吸引潜在投资者购买他们的产品。

特别是，贝莱德为其基于现货的以太坊ETF（ETHA）发布了一段教育视频。根据视频，贝莱德美国主题和主动ETF主管Jay Jacobs声称，ETH的吸引力在于其效用。

他补充说，以太坊是一个去中心化应用程序（dApps）的全球平台，它在没有中心化中介的情况下运行。

此外，该公司还重新设计了其iShares网站，以展示最近批准的以太坊现货ETF。

贝莱德在其iShares网站上推出ETHA

有趣的是，像VanEck这样的其他发行人也纷纷效仿，重新设计了他们的网站主页，以展示各自的现货ETH基金。

所有已批准资金的最新情况

就背景而言，目前有来自八家发行商的九只以太坊现货交易所交易基金。其中包括Grayscale迷你信托（ETH）、Grayscale以太坊信托（ETHE）、21Shares核心以太坊ETF（CETH）、VanEck以太坊ETF。

Grayscale通过两种ETH ETF产品提供最便宜和最昂贵的费用。虽然Grayscale Mini Trust提供0.15%的豁免后费用，但该公司转换的以太坊信托ETF将收取2.5%的管理费。

其他基金的费用在0.19%至0.25%之间。值得注意的是，Coinbase将担任其中七只基金的托管人，包括ETHA、ETH、ETHE、EZET、ETHW、QETH和CETH。然而，富达将为其以太坊基金提供托管服务，而Gemini交易所将担任VanEck ETHV的托管人。

Arkham在以太坊ETF正式开始交易时跟踪其地址

在今天的一条推文中，领先的区块链分析公司Arkham Intelligence分享了所有基于现货的以太坊ETF的链上地址的详细信息。区块链平台声称是第一个公开识别这些地址的数据提供商。

与此同时，以太坊ETF现货交易于今天上午9:30（美国东部时间）正式开始。

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