Grayscale has submitted a third amended S-1 for its proposed spot BNB ETF with the SEC, officially naming the product and disclosing the planned ticker GBNB.
VanEck and Grayscale each filed new amendments for spot BNB ETFs, both opting for direct token exposure without staking at launch. Canary Capital took a different route by embedding staking inside its TRX ETF structure. The altcoin ETF queue continues to expand with SOL, XRP, and others under SEC review.
Teucrium has launched XBNB, the first US-listed 2x leveraged ETF tied directly to the BNB market. The futures-based fund charges a 1.89% fee, while spot BNB ETF applications remain under review.
VanEck and Grayscale submitted BNB spot ETF amendments on May 16, 2026, both removing staking features for Nasdaq listing. The move reduces regulatory friction, with analysts suggesting BNB could be the next U.S. crypto ETF asset.
Grayscale has filed an S-1 with the SEC for a spot BNB ETF, aiming to list it on NYSE Arca with 1:1 holdings of BNB kept in cold wallets. After the filing surfaced, BNB posted a modest short-term gain and traded at $890.
Grayscale has filed a spot BNB ETF with the SEC to convert its BNB Trust into a publicly traded fund. After the filing, BNB rose 0.11% to $891, putting fresh attention on institutional access and regulatory hurdles.
BNB Chain completed its 35th quarterly burn, Cardano continued work around Midnight and the Van Rossem fork, and Pepeto drew attention with a $9.29 million presale, staking returns, and exchange-related claims.
VanEck has launched the first U.S. spot BNB ETF on Nasdaq under ticker VBNB with a 0.39% fee. The debut came as BNB traded near $631, down more than 3% on the day and over 26% year to date.
