It looks like Grayscale is doubling down on crypto, this time betting big on Cardano. The investment giant filed Monday to launch a Cardano

The CME has not yet listed ADA futures, which is widely considered a prerequisite for gaining approval for a spot ETF

Grayscale and NYSE Arca have filed with the SEC for a spot Cardano ETF, adding to the intensifying race for altcoin ETFs.

NYSE Arca has filed for a Cardano ETF on behalf of Grayscale, which already operates Bitcoin and Ethereum funds—and hopes to launch more.

Crypto investment firm Grayscale on Monday filed to list a Cardano (ADA) exchange traded fund on the New York Stock Exchange. Grayscale, which last year broke through U.S. regulators' blockade against the bitcoin ETF,

Cardano (CRYPTO: ADA) surged double digits on Monday evening after digital asset management giant Grayscale Investments applied for the U.S.’s first-ever spot Cardano exchange-traded fund. What Happened: NYSE Arca,

Grayscale has filed for a Cardano ETF with the NYSE, expanding its crypto ETF offerings after recent applications for XRP, Solana, and Litecoin ETFs.

NYSE Arca filed a 19b-4 form with the SEC to list a Grayscale Cardano Trust, marking a significant step toward the first US spot Cardano ETF.

NYSE Arca files for Grayscale Cardano ETF, offering ADA exposure under ticker GADA, enabling traditional stock market trading access.

The Relative Strength Index (RSI) on the daily chart reads 38, bouncing off from its oversold level of 30 on Sunday, indicating a mild rise in bullish momentum. However, the RSI must trade above its neutral level of 50 for the bullish momentum to be sustained. Such a development would add a tailwind to the recovery rally.

NYSE Arca, a subsidiary of the NYSE Group, has filed on behalf of crypto asset manager Grayscale to launch a spot Cardano exchange-traded fund (ETF). In a Feb. 10 proposed rule change filing to the SEC,