Bitwise Files with SEC to Offer Spot Sui ETF
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Bitwise SUI ETF Filing Aligns with Price Compression and Potential Upside Signals
The post Bitwise SUI ETF Filing Aligns with Price Compression and Potential Upside Signals appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Bitwise’s spot Sui ETF filing introduces institutional interest in SUI, featuring full spot backing and staking, potentially boosting liquidity and price stability. With SUI trading near $1.32 support amid short liquidations and rising open interest, this signals a shift from speculative altcoin to regulated asset, hint…
Investment firm Bitwise has filed an application to issue a SUI-based fund. Read more
Bitwise, the crypto asset manager has officially filed a form S-1 with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to launch a cash-based ETF Sui in the United States. The Bitwise article files a file for an ETF Spot SUI in the United States appeared first on Cointribune.
TL;DR Expansion ETF: Bitwise requested a spot-based SUI ETF, seeking to diversify beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum. Competitive career: Managers such as BlackRock and Fidelity intensify competition, with Bitwise as an emerging challenger. Regulatory perspective: The SEC maintains caution, but approval could push for adoption of SUI and redefine crypto ETFs. Bitwise Asset Management has filed an application with the SEC to launch a spot-based SUI ETF,…
Bitwise Files SEC Registration to Launch Spot Sui ETF in US Markets This Year
Bitwise filed a spot Sui ETF proposal as competition grows among issuers seeking early approval. No spot Sui ETF trades in the US despite rising interest and multiple active SEC filings. Sui gains institutional attention as Bitwise expands its regulated crypto ETF offerings. Bitwise has filed an initial registration with the US Securities and Exchange Commission for a spot exchange traded fund linked to Sui. The filing places the crypto asset ma…
Bitwise Sui ETF Filing Joins Growing Layer-1 ETF Race
Bitwise has filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to launch a Sui ETF. This move adds Bitwise to the growing list of companies aiming to create exchange-traded funds that track the native token of the Sui blockchain. Other firms, including Canary Capital and 21Shares, are already in the race. The trend shows rising interest in layer-1 blockchain tokens from traditional finance players. What This Means for Investors A Sui E…
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