- Nasdaq files for 21Shares SUI ETF listing with staking.
- SEC approval process begins, decision due in 2025.
- SUI token sees price increase after ETF news.
Nasdaq filed Form 19b-4 with the SEC to list the 21Shares SUI ETF, incorporating SUI staking, while awaiting regulatory approval due September 30, 2025.
The initiative reflects growing institutional interest in Sui, with potential implications for expanded crypto ETF offerings pending SEC approval, evident from a 2% SUI price increase.
Nasdaq has filed Form 19b-4 with the U.S. SEC for the 21Shares SUI ETF, initiating a process for potential listing. This action marks a significant step for regulated U.S. exposure to the SUI Layer 1 token.
21Shares, a recognized digital asset ETP issuer, has confirmed the inclusion of SUI staking in its proposal. “The Sui ecosystem has become a primary destination for serious builders and institutions, and 21Shares has built its legacy on identifying those trends early…The milestone of a NASDAQ filing is a powerful moment. We are proud to help 21Shares build towards a world where every investor can access SUI.” — Kevin Boon, President, Mysten Labs.
Market reactions include a 2% rise in SUI token price, trading near $3.64. The filing suggests increased institutional interest in SUI, bolstered by over $300 million in global ETP inflows.
Financial considerations arise as ETF details include SUI staking, contingent on SEC approval. The SEC’s decision could significantly impact the cryptocurrency’s market and institutional growth trajectory.
Community optimism is high, yet anticipations focus on the SEC’s decision process. The deadline for comments on the filing is set for September 2025.
Insights suggest potential regulatory shifts with a successful listing paving the way for more Layer 1 ETFs. SUI’s position as a new entrant could influence broader ETF market availability and adoption.
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