NASDAQ approves SUI-ETF application from 21Shares: First SUI-Spot ETF on the US exchange in sight

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Nasdaq Antrag für SUI-Spot-ETF: Ein wichtiger Schritt in der Krypto-Investitionslandschaft Die Nasdaq hat einen Antrag eingereicht, der das Vorhaben von 21Shares unterstützt, den ersten SUI-Spot-ETF an einer US-Börse zu notieren. Dies ist ein bedeutender Schritt in der Welt der Kryptowährungen, da ETFs (Exchange-Traded Funds) eine zugängliche Möglichkeit bieten, in digitale Vermögenswerte zu investieren. Der geplante …
NASDAQ application for SUI-Spot-ETF: An important step in the crypto investment landscape The NASDAQ has submitted an application to support the project of 21 shares to write down the first SUI-Spot ETF on a US exchange. This is an important step in the world of cryptocurrencies, since ETFs (Exchange-Traded Funds) offer an accessible way to invest in digital assets. The planned ... (Symbolbild/KNAT)

NASDAQ application for SUI-Spot-ETF: An important step in the crypto investment landscape

NASDAQ has submitted an application to support the 21-shares project to write down the first SUI-Spot ETF on a US exchange. This is an important step in the world of cryptocurrencies, since ETFs (Exchange-Traded Funds) offer an accessible way to invest in digital assets.

The planned ETF will only keep SUI, a cryptocurrency that is becoming increasingly important in the blockchain world. The custody of the SUI is guaranteed by the security service provider Bitgo, which offers additional security for investors.

The approval of a SUI-Spot ETF could further advance the introduction of cryptocurrencies into the mainstream by facilitating institutional and private investors to participate in the performance of digital assets without having to acquire them directly.

Overall, this step could not only increase interest in SUI, but also strengthen the trust of investors in the cryptoma markets. The SUI-ETF from 21Shares could therefore be an important milestone for the Integration of cryptocurrencies into traditional financial markets.