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Rep. Ro Khanna once again organized another roundtable between crypto executives and White House officials, and there are contradicting reports about how the meeting went, but it appears to have given hope to some Polymarket traders as VP Kamala Harris overtook Donald Trump early Friday.

Bitcoin was close to $70,000 when it crashed within hours following news that a wallet linked to the U.S. government moved some $2 billion worth of Bitcoins – days after Donald Trump promised the government will "hodl" under his leadership.

What are spot Ether ETFs and what do they mean for the crypto market?

Hashtag Ethereum was a trending topic on X late Monday through early Tuesday after applicants for a spot Ether ETF submitted amended S-1 filings to the SEC, and the crypto community is looking forward to a massive bull run by altcoins once the ETH ETFs are fully approved.

U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs made history in January when they were approved for trading, but half a year since their launch, the funds' flows have "stagnated." Does this prove some early concerns about BTC ETFs being overrated?

The Ethereum community initially expected spot Ether ETFs to go live sometime this week following good signs in the process in recent weeks, but there has been some delay, and the holiday week is expected to push back the full approval further.

SOL surged Thursday after VanEck became the first company to file for a spot Solana ETF, and some analysts have already projected the fund's potential launch sometime next year.

ProShares, whose Ethereum Futures ETF was among nine approved by the SEC in October, has filed for a spot Ether ETF, but with such a "late" filing, it is unclear whether the fund will launch alongside other funds that had their 19b-4 filings cleared.

The SEC has approved spot ETH ETFs, and while social media users have been celebrating, some industry experts reminded the community that the funds won't begin trading soon.