In a significant regulatory development, the U.S. SEC has postponed its decision on BlackRock's Ethereum ETF options to November 10, 2024. The delay could have far-reaching effects on the landscape of Ethereum options and investor strategies.
Nasdaq ISE, LLC would be able to list and trade options on the iShares Ethereum Trust, administered by BlackRock; however, the SEC has postponed a decision on a rule modification that would enable this to happen.
SEC Delays BlackRock Ethereum ETF Options
November 10, 2024, is now the new target date for the decision, which was originally anticipated for September 26, 2024. The proposal, which may lead to major changes in the Ethereum options market, is now given more time to be considered by the SEC.
A new filing with the US SEC indicates that there has been a procedural delay with the proposed options on the BlackRock Spot Ethereum ETF. The proposal's underlying exchange, Nasdaq ISE, LLC, has asked to modify its listing regulations so that investors might choose to put their money into the BlackRock-managed iShares Ethereum Trust.
Nasdaq ISE Rule Change Under Review
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has decided to prolong its review time notwithstanding the original deadline for the decision was set for September 26.
The Securities and Exchange Commission of the United States has suggested that this extension is essential in order to enable sufficient time to adequately review the proposed rule change, Coingape shares. The new deadline for making a choice has been established for the 10th of November in the year 2024.
Impact of Delay on Ethereum Options Market
This postponement is a component of a more comprehensive regulatory process that oversees the manner in which financial instruments such as options are launched to the market, particularly those that are associated with virtual assets such as Blockchain.


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