Ethereum has become one of the biggest beneficiaries in the decision by US regulatory agencies to approve the country's first Bitcoin ETF. As of writing, Ethereum has risen by 9% in the past 24 hours, reaching $2,609 per coin, its highest point in 20 months. Meanwhile, Bitcoin has surged over 160% in the past year and is currently stable at around $46,070. This indicates that traders are betting that an ETF directly investing in Ethereum will be the next product approved by the SEC.
Calvin, co-founder of Sydney-based cryptocurrency asset management company DACM, stated that based on Ethereum's scale, liquidity, and existing CME futures market, it possesses attributes that make establishing a spot ETF using a successful Bitcoin model feasible.