The SEC is reportedly working on a standardized framework for token-based ETFs, which could streamline approvals and reduce regulatory hurdles. This move aims to provide clarity and faster listing processes for crypto ETFs, according to sources familiar with the discussions.
- The SEC’s proposed framework would allow crypto ETFs to list without individual rule-change filings if tokens meet predefined criteria like market cap and liquidity.
- Bloomberg analysts predict a 95% approval likelihood for leading crypto ETFs, including Solana and XRP, by 2025 due to institutional demand.
- Grayscale’s crypto basket fund has already secured SEC approval, signaling momentum for multi-asset and staking-based ETF structures.
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