I would also mention that their attorney in this SEC battle is quite a heavyweight and knows her way around that whole neck of the woods. She's like the most well known champ in those circles so I highly doubt her credibility and pull won't eventually bring this thing to fruition. In other words, she's a bad bitch that knows how to get shit done and that's why they put her on the job. It's not a matter of if but when this thing pops off. So, place your bets on where this machine sends the price to as opposed to worrying about whether it'll see the light of day. We don't exactly have a gumshoe on the job here, ya know..! More like a sleuth or ace or the head of the entire line of work that all that indulge in think in awe of.

If Johnnie Cochran can get OJ off of murder charges, then this broad can land a freaking ETF. Check her history in this line of work and you'll soon find it's in great hands.
Upon announcement, speculators will push the price through the roof in a day or two, then it will move downward. Will the ETF exert any exchange buying pressure? Good question.
I think the answer lies in the question: what would be the most profitable long-term approach for these guys to take?
Also, who's to say they haven't already been selling/engaging in price manipulation?