SEC Issues New ‘Listing Standards’ for Crypto ETPs, What Are They?

SEC New Listing Standards Opens Door to Altcoin ETFs With XRP, Solana, and Dogecoin Among the List

SEC's new listing standards require crypto assets to have at least six months of futures trading exposure. Eligible assets include XRP, Solana, Dogecoin, Litecoin, Avalanche, Polkadot, Chainlink, Stellar, Cardano, and Hedera. Approval for XRP and other altcoin ETFs is expected between September and October 2025, based on current regulatory filings. U.S. financial markets may soon witness the arrival of multiple altcoin Exchange Traded Products (…

SEC’s new crypto ETF listing rule ‘is a pretty big deal’ – Here’s why

SEC's much-awaited 'generic listing standard' for crypto ETFs have been released, raising hope of more altcoin ETF approval.

SEC Pseudo-Outsources Crypto ETF Decisions to CFTC Through Futures Rule

SEC makes futures contracts the primary requirement for crypto ETF approvals. CFTC becomes the main gatekeeper deciding which assets get futures trading. No market cap, liquidity, or float requirements exist under the current framework. The SEC has effectively transferred crypto ETF approval authority to the CFTC by establishing futures contracts as the primary qualification standard for digital asset exchange-traded products. Bloomberg analyst …

SEC Considers New Listing Standards for Litecoin and Other Crypto ETPs with Futures Exposure Criteria · Cardano Feed

The U.S. SEC has introduced new listing standards for crypto asset Exchange Traded Products (ETPs), requiring tokens to have at least six months of futures exposure on a Designated Contract Market to qualify for listing. The CBOE has provided a list of 18 approved tokens eligible for ETP listin

SEC issues new ‘listing standards’ for crypto ETPs, what are they?

The U.S. SEC reportedly issued new ‘listing standards’ for crypto asset-based ETPs in a new exchange filing. What are the requirements for a listing? According to a recent post by Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balhunas, U.S. financial regulators have issued…