A new slate of amended spot ether ETF applications are in, and at least one more round is expected before the products are able to launch. 

The latest document dump suggests another fee battle is in store and revealed that one issuer has decided to focus more on bitcoin. 

While the Securities and Exchange Commission on May 23 approved 19b-4 proposals filed by Cboe, NYSE Arca, and the Nasdaq to list such funds, the regulator now turns to finalizing S-1 registration statements as a last step before launch. 

Read more: On the Margin Newsletter: What needs to happen before ETH ETFs hit your brokerage accounts

BlackRock revealed its $10 million in seed capital and authorized participants…

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