Crypto is once again welcoming regulatory easing and clarity. On 9/17, the SEC approved general listing standards for commodity trust shares, with several key highlights: Key updates within the standards: 1. The SEC approved general listing standards for "commodity trust shares." In the future, similar ETFs (including cryptocurrency spot ETFs) that meet these standards will not need to go through lengthy individual case approvals each time, significantly shortening the time (from a maximum of 240 days to about 75 days). Importance: This greatly accelerates the listing pace of new cryptocurrency spot ETFs and reduces uncertainty. 2. The scope has expanded to "digital assets." It is no longer limited to physical commodities like gold and oil, explicitly covering digital assets (crypto) as "reference assets." Importance: This opens up potential ETF pathways for altcoins (like SOL, XRP, DOGE) beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum. 3. Allows in-kind creation/redemption (physical delivery)....
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