Nasdaq files Polkadot ETF on behalf of 21Shares

The NASDAQ officially asked the Securities and Exchange American Commission for permission to list an ETF 21Shares Polkadot.

Nasdaq has filed official documents with the SEC to allow the trade of a Polkadot (POINT) Corporated funds issued by the 21Shares Heritage Manager.

Document 19B-4 filed by Nasdaq, otherwise known as a proposal for a change of rule, represents the second half of a standard ETF depositing with the SEC.

Earlier this year, 21Shares submitted an ETF file of spot points and updated Its S-1 application on March 7. The S-1 form is called the titles recording and is generally one of the first stages of the marketing of a new ETF.

Several problems have tested waters with Crypto ETF deposits as part of President Donald Trump’s new administration of pro-numeric assets. 21Shares also filled for ETFs following other altcoins like Solana (GROUND) And (Xrp). Gray offer for a dot spot product also, while Canary Capital is looking for An ETF Suis which could also be the first of its kind.