Bitwise Asset Management has filed an application with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to launch a spot exchange-traded fund (ETF) tracking the SUI token, according to regulatory documents. The suggested ETF would provide traders with exposure to the price of the native token, SUI, of the Sui Layer 1 blockchain and the returns would be net of operational costs. Coinbase Custody Company is the selected custodian of the fund. The filing failed to reveal the ticker symbol of the ETF and the sponsor fee. Competition Intensifies Around SUI ETFs Bitwise’s move adds to a growing list of asset managers seeking regulated exposure to SUI in U.S. markets. Canary Capital submitted the first SUI ETF application in March, followed by 21Shares, which recently launched the 21Shares 2x SUI ETF, according to regulatory filings. None of the SUI-related ETF applications have received SEC approval so far. SUI currently ranks 31st by market capitalization among cryptocurrencies, based on m...