Bitwise has a major move—has submitted Form S-1 to the U.S. SEC, planning to launch a spot Sui ETF product. This ETF is mainly used to track the value of Sui assets held in the Trust (of course, after deducting fees). The underlying Sui assets are managed by a compliant platform, and there are plans to pledge some of the assets in the future.
From the perspective of the Sui ecosystem, this is considered a significant positive. Once approved by the SEC, it will mean that traditional investors can access the Sui market more easily. Additionally, the ETF includes a pledge mechanism, which can create a positive cycle for network security and ecosystem benefits. Now, it all depends on the SEC's approval process.
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AirdropHunterWang
· 12-20 10:29
Another new trick to harvest the little guys, I've seen this routine from Bitwise too many times.
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爱理财的卷心菜投手
· 12-19 08:02
It means that the future will inevitably be compliant, and early users have already enjoyed the benefits of the era.
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GateUser-99687a08
· 12-18 22:15
It's too late to strategize after approval.
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GateUser-99687a08
· 12-18 22:14
Just go for it💪
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MetaverseMigrant
· 12-18 17:02
How much longer will the SEC keep delaying us? It's really getting on my nerves.
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CryptoCross-TalkClub
· 12-18 16:59
Laughing to death, it's another story of "waiting for SEC approval." I bet fifty cents that this time it will also take until the Year of the Monkey and the Horse.
The Sui ecosystem is once again relying on ETFs to rescue the market, which is a desperate measure.
Staking, custody, positive cycle... I can come up with this kind of rhetoric with my eyes closed. The key still depends on the coin price, bro.
When will that SEC guy approve quickly? This time, it all depends on his mood.
The arrival of ETFs can indeed attract new retail investors, I won't deny that. But the fees can bankrupt people.
When traditional investors come in, it will be interesting. When the coin price drops, these people will be crying in the toilet.
I just want to know, is Sui really promising or just another fantasy story of "the next ETH"?
During this waiting period for approval, retail investors should be anxious and keep watching the news.
This move does have some substance, but I still can't trust the words "compliant platform."
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DegenApeSurfer
· 12-18 16:45
Is the Sui ETF coming? The SEC won't approve it so quickly, don't be too optimistic.
Bitwise has a major move—has submitted Form S-1 to the U.S. SEC, planning to launch a spot Sui ETF product. This ETF is mainly used to track the value of Sui assets held in the Trust (of course, after deducting fees). The underlying Sui assets are managed by a compliant platform, and there are plans to pledge some of the assets in the future.
From the perspective of the Sui ecosystem, this is considered a significant positive. Once approved by the SEC, it will mean that traditional investors can access the Sui market more easily. Additionally, the ETF includes a pledge mechanism, which can create a positive cycle for network security and ecosystem benefits. Now, it all depends on the SEC's approval process.