The SEC's new regulations open the door for encryption ETFs, with 10 major Spot ETFs expected to launch?
Written by: SoSo Value
On September 17, the U.S. SEC officially approved the "General Listing Standards for Commodity Trust Shares" (Release No. 34-103995). This is not just a simple technical document, but a real "institutional gateway"—meaning that the listing of future crypto spot ETFs will shift from case-by-case approval to a standardized and expedited general standard process.
Against the backdrop of the Federal Reserve just launching a new round of interest rate cuts and rising expectations of US dollar depreciation, this institutional breakthrough brings a "liquidity + institutionalization" dual resonance to crypto assets, making it one of the most significant regulatory events in the crypto market this year.
In this article, we will answer the following questions:
What exactly has changed with the new regulations, and what impacts will it bring?
Which cryptocurrencies are likely to benefit first, and which coins' spot ETFs are expected to be approved first?
What should investors pay attention to?
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PANews·2025-09-20 05:34