VanEck Drops a Crypto Bombshell: First-Ever BNB ETF Filing—SEC Roadblock Ahead?
Wall Street’s favorite crypto skeptic just threw a curveball. VanEck’s bold BNB ETF application cuts through the regulatory fog—but can it dodge the SEC’s trademark hostility?
The filing reads like a middle finger to Gensler’s anti-crypto crusade. Binance’s native token gets institutional validation while the suits in Washington scramble to justify their ’regulation-by-lawsuit’ playbook.
Here’s the kicker: VanEck timed this perfectly. With Bitcoin ETFs already trading, the SEC’s selective obstructionism looks increasingly ridiculous. The question isn’t whether crypto belongs in portfolios anymore—it’s whether regulators can keep pretending the market needs their ’protection’ from innovation.
Bonus jab: If approved, Wall Street will finally get to trade BNB without admitting they’ve been buying it OTC for years.
VanEck, a behemoth asset manager, has formally submitted S-1 form to US regulators to list the nation’s first-ever BNB ETF. The step is intended to provide investors with simple access to BNB, the native token of Binance, via an exchange-traded fund. Read More
