Doge Uprising (DUP) Is Poised for a 47,500% Surge as Cardano (ADA) ETF Applications Move Forward

Crypto ETFs are changing how investors approach digital assets. The push for crypto ETFs, like the Cardano ETF filing, could bring more attention to the market.

NYSE Arca has filed an application with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on behalf of Grayscale, aiming to launch the first spot exchange-traded fund (ETF) for Cardano (ADA). The filing marks a significant step in the crypto exchange's effort to gain approval for a spot ETF, which would allow institutional investors to directly track the price of ADA.

Currently, there are only two crypto spot ETFs available in the United States, both of which track the price of Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH). However, there is a growing demand for spot ETFs that provide exposure to other major cryptocurrencies, such as Cardano (ADA).

If approved, the Grayscale Cardano Spot ETF would be listed on the NYSE Arca exchange and would trade under the ticker symbol "GADA." The ETF would be fully backed by physical ADA tokens, which would be custodied by Coinbase Custody. BNY Mellon would serve as the administrator for the ETF.

The filing states that the Grayscale Cardano Spot ETF is designed to provide investors with a convenient and efficient way to gain exposure to the price of ADA, without the need to directly own or trade the cryptocurrency. The ETF would also be subject to the same stringent regulatory oversight as other exchange-traded funds.

Pending approval from the SEC, the Grayscale Cardano Spot ETF is expected to be launched later this year. The filing also notes that the Grayscale Cardano Spot ETF may be closed or liquidated if it fails to meet certain minimum net asset value or trading volume thresholds.