The excitement surrounding the launch of the ETFs for $ETH was quickly replaced by disappointment after a performance below expectations. However, that has not dampened the appetite of major players to continue betting on the format. With over 70 active applications before the SEC and a change in the political landscape with the departure of Gary Gensler and the arrival of Donald Trump, the crypto ecosystem seems ready for a new wave of financial products looking to capitalize on the growing market interest.
At the center of this new offensive are altcoins like $XRP $SOL and Litecoin, as well as riskier proposals like ETFs linked to memecoins. But does it make sense to insist on these products after the failure of the ETH ETFs? The answer may lie in the narrative: issuers are not only targeting immediate performance but also building investment structures that legitimize cryptocurrencies within the traditional financial system. For active traders and investors, this moment represents both a warning and an opportunity: understanding what is behind each ETF will be key to anticipating the next market movements.
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