SEC Begins Review of 21Shares SUI ETF Filing

• SEC acknowledges Nasdaq’s 19b-4 filing for the 21Shares SUI ETF
• The review process has now officially started
• This move could boost institutional interest in Sui

In a notable move for the crypto space, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has formally acknowledged Nasdaq’s 19b-4 filing to list and trade the 21Shares SUI ETF. This action, published in the Federal Register, marks the beginning of the official review period—a crucial step in the ETF approval process.

What the Filing Means

A 19b-4 form is submitted by exchanges like Nasdaq when they seek to list new financial products. By acknowledging this filing, the SEC has triggered a countdown during which public comments can be submitted, and the agency must make a decision to approve, deny, or delay the ETF proposal.

21Shares, a prominent player in the digital asset investment space, is aiming to offer investors regulated exposure to Sui (SUI), a layer-1 blockchain known for its high performance and scalability. If approved, this would mark one of the first ETFs tied to the Sui network—signaling increasing confidence in newer blockchain ecosystems.

Why This Matters

The formal start of the review process doesn’t guarantee approval, but it’s a positive signal for market participants watching the regulatory landscape closely. ETFs bring legitimacy, liquidity, and accessibility to crypto assets, especially for institutional and traditional investors who may be hesitant to interact with digital assets directly.

The listing of the 21Shares SUI ETF would represent a big step for Sui, expanding its visibility and making it easier for a broader audience to gain exposure to its native token

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