Bitwaiz has presented a registration filing for an Aptos ETF for the State Department of Delaware, paving the way for a possible ETF launch.
As per official registration PortBitwaiz, an exchange-traded fund issuer has filed for an APTOS (APT) ETF in the Delaware state as it seems to expand its crypto offerings. This may mean that the firm is ready to file an official S -1 application with the US Securities and Exchange Commission.
If registration is approved, Bitwaiz can become the first firm in the US to launch an exchange-traded fund that keeps APT tokens directly. APT is the native token of Aptos, proof-of-statual 1 blockchain is developed by Aptos Labs.
APTOS ETP filing follows the launch of a series of APTOS ETPS in Europe, including bitwaiz APTOS stacking ETP and 21Shares APTOS Steking ETP.
Shortly after the news of the filing spread, APT experienced an increase in 10%price. According to data from crypto.news, the token is currently trading at $ 6.18.

This means that the APT has managed to break through the recession that was stuck earlier. In the last week, the token has been reduced by 6.5%. In the last month, APT has reduced by about 20% and has decreased by about 40% in the previous year.
APTOS has fully diluted a market cap of $ 3.6 billion and a thinly diluted dilute of $ 7 billion. In the last 24 hours, the daily trading volume for APT has reached $ 371 million, increasing by about 44% compared to the previous day.
In November 2024, Bitwaiz launched its Aptos Steking ETP on six Swiss exchanges. In the same month, 21 Sharas also launched Euronext Amsterdam and its Aptos Stakeing ETP in Paris.
Last month, Bitwaiz presented an official S -1 filing for a dogcoin ETF that was earlier registered in the Delaware state. The firm also received approval from the US SEC for their bitcoin and atherium ETF 19B -4 filing. Bitwaiz Bitcoin and Etharium ETF now now wait for the regulator’s decision on its S -1 registration, before it can start trading on the markets.