The race to attract investors in the Ethereum ETF market has sparked a fee war among issuers. Franklin Templeton recently submitted a proposal for its spot Ether ETF with a fee of 0.19%, along with a waiver on the first $10 billion in assets for six months. Other issuers, like 21Shares, have also made strategic adjustments to their applications. Experts predict that these competitive moves will lead to significant changes in the Ethereum ETF landscape, similar to previous trends seen with Bitcoin ETFs
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