VanEck has asked the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to withdraw its registration for the proposed VanEck Lido Staked Ethereum ETF, ending plans to launch a fund that would have given investors exposure to Ethereum’s liquid-staking market through a traditional exchange-traded product. In a Form RW filing dated October
Asset Manager VanEck launched the first U.S.-listed Avalanche ETF on January 26, and the product began trading on Nasdaq under the ticker VAVX, offering direct exposure to AVAX along with staking rewards. Despite this, AVAX continued under pressure, trading below $12 and experiencing a weekly fall of almost 7%. VanEck’s
Grayscale has registered with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to launch a BNB exchange-traded fund in the U.S. crypto ETF market, which aims to list on Nasdaq, marking an altcoin push beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF funds. The asset manager submitted its application as a Form S-1 document for
The first quarter of next year will be favorable for risk-taking, as van Eck, an international investment management company, says that investors now have the clarity that they have been lacking for so long. This has been stated in the Q1 Outlook for the year 2026, which van Eck released
VanEck is moving forward in a big way with its Solana exchange-traded fund opening the way for the Form 8-A submission to the Securities and Exchange Commission. This filing is the last regulatory checkpoint before the actual trading, thus, the product can be expected to see the light of day
VanEck’s proposed spot Solana ETF, trading under the ticker VSOL, has officially been added to the DTCC’s “active and pre-launch” list. This move suggests that most of the behind-the-scenes prep is done, and the ETF could be closing in on final approval from the SEC. Even though VSOL isn’t available
A series of dubious cryptocurrency treasury announcements by small-cap firms has caused caution among digital asset specialists. VanEck associate Matthew Sigel is skeptical that numerous recent announcements of huge crypto buy-ins are not business plans but rather organised efforts to artificially boost stock prices. A number of penny stock firms
VanEck, an asset management firm overseeing $116.3 billion in assets, has announced plans to incorporate Ethereum staking into its upcoming exchange-traded funds (ETFs). The project enables investors to obtain staking rewards by reducing the need to manage cryptocurrencies or solve complicated requirements. 💥BREAKING: VAN ECK SAYS WE’LL SEE ETH STAKING
Global investment manager VanEck will debut a new cryptocurrency-linked exchange-traded fund (ETF) on May 14, 2025, after receiving regulatory clearance from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The ETF is listed under the NODE ticker. It will offer investors access to a broad range of stocks tied to the
In the last 24 hours, the crypto community rejoiced in a brief recovery in the market. Bitcoin is currently docked at the $84K level after testing a high of $85,466. Following this the altcoin sector also recovered modestly, sparking hope among investors. Meanwhile, the ETF market is seeing increasing activity
