eth spot etf is divided into two documents, 19B-4 and S1. Both documents must be approved for institutional trading of etf. It should be on the 23rd in the US, which is in the early morning of the 24th for us, from 2-4 am. Those who have time can follow it.

There are three Ethereum ETFs, namely VanEck Ethereum ETF, Ark 21Shares Ethereum ETF, and Hashdex Ethereum ETF, with final deadlines on May 23rd, May 24th, and May 30th.
According to Cointelegraph, the SEC must also make a decision on Grayscale's application by June 18th and on Invesco's application by July 5th. The decisions on Fidelity and BlackRock's applications must be made by August 3rd and August 7th respectively.
In addition, this spot ETF does not have the stake function, which has also led to several institutions withdrawing their ETF applications.
On the 24th, Nvidia announced its Q1 financial report, and the US released the Consumer Confidence Index for May and the expected annual inflation rate for May.
Following the interest rate meeting on June 13th (interest rate meeting with a dot matrix chart, directly related to whether there will be an interest rate cut in July)
Contract players pay attention to safety.
AA seems to have been heavily criticized for its recent listings. Almost all of the coins listed in the past year have high market capitalization and large lock-up positions, with low circulating supply. Once listed, they have a market capitalization of billions. Now it seems to be leaning towards the meme route, with small market capitalization and full circulation. Those interested in popular tracks may want to pay a little attention.
(The above is only my personal opinion, not investment advice. If I'm right, I will take a screenshot and post it three times a day. If I'm wrong, I will pretend to be dead.)