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Grayscale’s Avalanche ETF has been officially filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission, marking a pivotal moment for Avalanche crypto investment opportunities. The digital asset manager submitted an S-1 registration statement for its Avalanche-focused exchange-traded fund, representing significant progress in the etf crypto market expansion. This SEC filing approval process demonstrates Grayscale’s ongoing grayscale crypto expansion strategy, potentially providing regulated access to AVAX tokens for institutional and retail investors. New filing for Canary American-Made Crypto ETF, a spot product that will hold only coins invented in U.S., are majority mined in U.S. or have majority of operations in U.S. As we’ve predicted, thx to category’s success, get ready for ETFs to try every combo imaginable. pic.twitter.com/8KqovVtgeF — Eric Balchunas (@EricBalchunas) August 25, 2025 Grayscale’s Avalanche ETF Guides Investors Through SEC Filing, Crypto Expansion Grays...

One day after BlackRock made a splash last week by putting forward a plan to launch a spot bitcoin ETF, crypto-focused asset manager Bitwise re-upped its own similar bid. The filings are the latest of their kind in a decade-long saga as the SEC has never allowed a spot bitcoin ETF to hit the US market — despite efforts from the Winklevoss twins, Fidelity and a slew of other would-be issuers.  But the latest proposed products by BlackRock and Bitwise are a bit different from one another. Bitwise filed for a spot bitcoin ETF in October 2021 — a proposal ultimately rejected by the SEC in June 2022.  The Friday filing by NYSE Arca — the would-be listing exchange for the Bitwise product — added more legal Analysis around the surveillance of bitcoin via the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) futures markets, according to Bryan Armour, director of passive strategies research at Morningstar. “The timing of the filing seems likely to jump in the queue behind BlackRock should the SEC app...