Asset manager Grayscale has submitted a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to launch an exchange-traded fund tied to Worldcoin, potentially bringing the digital asset to Wall Street investors for the first time. If approved, the product would give traditional investors regulated exposure to Worldcoin without directly holding the token. The move reflects a broader push by crypto firms to expand ETF offerings beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum, following the successful launches of spot crypto funds. Worldcoin, associated with a project focused on digital identity and biometric verification, has drawn both interest and scrutiny from regulators worldwide. Grayscale's filing now enters the SEC's review process, where approval is not guaranteed and timelines can vary. The proposal adds to a growing list of altcoin ETF applications seeking regulatory clearance in the United States.


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