Ethereum ETFs Approval Odds Fall to 35%
Balchunas initially estimated a 70% possibility of approval of the ETFs by May, so this marks a huge departure from his forecasts from January. The Bloomberg analyst clearly noted that there are several reasons, in their opinion, why the Commission ought to approve the spot ETFs.
However, this time, he says, “none of the sources or indicators that gave them a bullish 2.5-month outlook” for Bitcoin Spot ETFs are present at the moment. This simply demonstrates the uncertainty around the products in the broader crypto landscape.
Balchunas’s post came in response to Fox Journalist Eleanor Terret’s post, which shared her insights on the subject. Eleanor Terret drawing attention to Jake Chervinsky’s opinions stated that it aligns with what she “has been hearing” regarding the approvals.
Nonetheless, it does not imply that the products will not be accepted within the year. She further highlighted that there has not been “any significant interaction from SEC officials” regarding applications, and “the May deadline is rapidly approaching.” Terret has expressed some optimism about the approval, saying that “the agency might take a nosedive on their engagement in April or May.”
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Seyffart underscored how “his optimism decreases as they observe and hear more, and as they do not observe and hear more.” According to Seyffart, the deadline for approval is just less than “73 days away,” and it seems like no progress has been made.