
KEY POINTS
- Bloomberg's Seyffart noted that the filings highlight how issuers are 'testing' the SEC's limits on which crypto ETFs to allow
- Eric Balchunas noted that the ETFs could be trading as early as April unless the SEC rejects them
- The crypto community on X is divided over the filings, with some not being pleased with the development
Asset manager Tuttle Capital Management has reportedly filed for 10 different leverage cryptocurrency exchange-traded funds (ETFs), and a Bitcoin ETF isn't one of them, marking a new era in crypto ETF filings beyond the world's largest crypto asset by market cap.