Fund issuers looking to offer spot ether ETFs in the US have heard from the Securities and Exchange Commission — with sources saying the dialogue points to launches next week.

The securities regulator has asked the companies to submit their final registration statements, or S-1s, for the proposed ETH funds by end of day on Wednesday, two people close to the filing told Blockworks.

These documents would address any final suggested revisions and include details left off some previous S-1s, including fees.  

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Per the SEC’s request, issuers expect to then request “accelerated” effectiveness of those disclosure…

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