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The American Securities and Exchange (SEC) commission has delayed decisions on two proposed modifications linked to the negotiated funds in exchange for crypto (ETF), extending the exams of examination for models of repurchase and buying in kind in June 2025.
The new deadlines apply to Ethereum (ETH) display deposits from Graycale and Vaneck for Bitcoin (BTC) and Ether.
On April 14, the SEC published an opinion designating on June 1, 2025, as the new deadline to determine whether to approve, disapprove or initiate procedures on the request of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) on the Graycale ETF.
The proposal would allow ETF Ethereum Trust in gray levels and ETF (ETHE) and the Grayscale ETF Trust ETF (ETH) to put part of the ETH held in detention.
The exchange initially deposited the amendment on February 14 and was published in the Federal Register on March 3. He established an initial dating date of 45 days for April 17.
The Commission extended the examination period under article 19 (b) (2) of the Exchange Act Securities of 1934, citing the need for more time to assess the change of rules and associated questions.
The same day, the SEC also postponed its decision on a separate proposal for the CBOE BZX exchange concerning creations and redemptions in kind for the Vaneck Bitcoin Trust (Hodl) and Vaneck Ethereum Trust (ETHV).
The amendment, deposited on February 19 and published on March 5, would revise the terms according to which the actions of the trustees can be created and bought using digital assets rather than in cash.
The 45 -day initial examination period was scheduled for April 19, but the commission extended it on June 3 to allow a more in -depth examination.
According to federal documents, the Commission has not yet received public comments on one or the other proposal.
June deadlines now provide an prolonged window for the internal assessment or the potential initiation of procedures to further assess the proposals of compliance with the applicable securities.