Franklin Templeton Ethereum ETF Listed on DTCC Amid SEC Review

Franklin Templeton Ethereum ETF, under the ticker EZET, is now listed on the Depository Trust and Clearing Corporation (DTCC) securities list. This development follows reports of the SEC potential rejection of spot Ethereum ETF applications.

The DTCC listing is an initial step in the trading process, but it doesn’t guarantee SEC approval. Franklin Templeton filed for the spot Ethereum ETF in February, joining industry giants like BlackRock, Grayscale, VanEck, and ARK Invest. However, prospects for Ethereum-based funds are less optimistic than for Bitcoin-based ones.

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Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas suggests there a 25% chance of SEC approval for a spot Ethereum ETF. He notes the SEC lack of engagement, contrasting it with the Bitcoin ETF approval process. JPMorgan analysts anticipate a prolonged regulatory approval process, possibly requiring a legal challenge similar to Grayscale lawsuit.

Meanwhile, Ethereum market performance has been steady, trading around $3,100 amidst regulatory uncertainty post-Bitcoin halving.

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