U.S. SEC Commissioner: Regulators are considering Ethereum spot ETFs
Hester Peirce, a commissioner of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), revealed at the ETH Denver event that the SEC is considering an Ethereum spot ETF, but currently "there is no information that can be disclosed." In addition, Hester Peirce believes that some of the choices made by the SEC are very strange, because when regulatory agencies drive entities out of the United States, they are actually pushing them beyond the control of U.S. regulatory agencies.
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