ProShares declared a November dividend distribution of $0.028755 per share for its Short Ether ETF (SETH), payable on November 6 after the November 2 ex-dividend and record dates. This November dividend is lower than the October payout of $0.040763 per share. The Short Ether ETF aims to deliver the inverse daily performance of the Bloomberg Ethereum Index, but does not directly short Ether. Additionally, ProShares set a November dividend of $0.032323 per share for its Bitcoin & Ether Equal Weight ETF, also payable on November 6.
The ProShares Short Ether ETF's November dividend distribution is $0.028755 per share, as of November 4, 2026. For readers following cryptocurrency markets, 37 of 50 major cryptocurrencies on Pluang rose today. Notable movers include CRV at Rp4.747 with a 3.28% decline, ALGO at Rp1.702 with a 2.78% gain, and BAT at Rp2.295 with a 2.41% drop, recorded at 01:03 WIB.
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