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SEC delays decision on spot Ethereum ETF options, requiring more public input and analysis. The State of Michigan Retirement System invests $11M in Grayscale’s Ethereum trusts. The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has deferred its decision on authorizing spot Ethereum ETF options once more, citing the need for additional investigation and public feedback. Particularly affecting bids from big financial companies Bitwise and Grayscale is this delay. Furthermore, under review by the SEC is whether BlackRock’s iShares Ethereum Trust (ETHA) offers options. SEC delays decision on options trading for spot eth ETFs… There is, however, options trading available on leveraged eth futures ETFs. I’m serious. pic.twitter.com/Lgflcbt6YR — Nate Geraci (@NateGeraci) November 8, 2024 Ethereum ETF Options Delays Reflect Cautious Approach Amid Growing ETF Popularity  These delays highlight the SEC’s cautious sentiment as crypto and ETFs attract popularity among investors. The Commission has started a public comment period to get comments on the ideas, therefore enabling the evaluation of possible risks and advantages for investors. This delay also illustrates the SEC’s dedication to maintaining rigorous regulatory criteria and guaranteeing market stability prior to allowing the introduction of fresh crypto investment products. The SEC has underlined the need for a thorough investigation to take into account possible weaknesses or risks connected to registering these spot Ethereum ETF options, an action that can affect not only the crypto market but also more general financial markets. Market observers contend that the SEC’s cautious stance could be a reaction to the volatility previously observed in crypto assets such as Ethereum and its focus on investor protection. While some in the crypto community eager for innovation find the SEC’s position frustrating, others see this delay as a wise step to protect investor interests. The SEC seems to be examining several factors—including liquidity, price stability, and regulatory control—that…

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