Bitwise Asset Management has filed an S-1 registration statement with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission seeking to launch a spot exchange-traded fund that would hold Chainlink’s LINK token. The submission, dated Aug. 26, represents the first known attempt to list a U.S. ETF tied to the decentralized oracle network’s cryptocurrency. If approved, the Bitwise Chainlink ETF would give investors exposure to LINK through shares traded on a national exchange, offering a regulated alternative to direct token purchases. Bitwise has not yet disclosed the fund’s proposed ticker or fee structure. The application adds to the growing roster of single-asset crypto ETFs awaiting SEC review. The regulator will open the filing for public comment before deciding whether to grant, deny or postpone approval under its standard timetable.