Grayscale, a New York-based asset management company, received approval from FINRA to list its Grayscale Ethereum Trust shares on OTC markets which will become the first publicly-quoted Ethereum-based securities.
Ethereum Trust receives FINRA approval for public quotation.
Grayscale Investments, a New York-based digital asset management company, made history today for being the first company to offer publicly traded Ethereum-based securities.
The company announced the news on Twitter on May 23, saying they received the approval from the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority to list eligible shares of its Grayscale Ethereum Trust.
Michael Sonnenshein, managing director of Grayscale Investments, said that the secondary market opens up the opportunity for "Any and all investors."
Grayscale Ethereum Trust currently has $12.5 million in assets under management and was launched in December 2017 during the height of the crypto bubble.
The launch of Grayscale's Ethereum product will remain subject to full compatibility with the Depository Trust Company, the world's largest securities depository, the company said.
"There will be no trading volume in the Shares' public quotation until the Shares are DTC eligible, which ETHE is expected to receive soon. Investors will be able to find current financial disclosure and Real-Time Level 2 quotes for Shares of ETHE on the OTC Markets website once trading commences," Grayscale stated in the press release.
As reported by Bloomberg, investors in the Ethereum Trust who have held shares for at least a year will now be able to sell these shares over the counter.
Considering how well Grayscale did with its Bitcoin Investment Trust and Ethereum Classic Trust, it's no wonder why investors have gone crazy over ETHE. According to Insider Financial, Grayscale Ethereum Classic Trust has rallied by more than 300 percent since the start of the year.
FINRA approval opens up Grayscale's Ethereum Trust to individual investors
gepubliceerd op May 24, 2019
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