Eric Balchunas, a senior ETF analyst at Bloomberg, said in a social media post that the trading volume of Ethereum futures ETF is generally lower than $2 million (according to chart information, the total trading volume of 9 Ethereum futures ETFs is $1.7012 million), which is normal for a new ETF, but compared to BITO (which traded $200 million in the first 15 minutes), the trading volume is very low. VanEck and ProShares are fiercely competing in the single Ethereum track.
Previously reported, assuming the SEC accelerates the processing of all applications before the government shutdown, there are currently 9 potential Ethereum futures ETFs (including 4 Bitcoin + Ethereum dual futures ETFs), and the SEC may accelerate the approval of these ETFs on Monday.