The Domino Effect: How an SEC Rule Shift Sparked a Multi-Crypto ETF Race
The race to launch multi-crypto ETFs has officially begun, with Hashdex making the first move by adding XRP and Solana to its existing fund.
The race to launch multi-crypto ETFs has officially begun, with Hashdex making the first move by adding XRP and Solana to its existing fund.
The path to altcoin ETFs is shaping up to be a story of bold gambits and regulatory patience. Asset manager Bitwise exemplifies the former, filing a prospectus for the first-ever Hyperliquid ETF.
Market-making giant GSR has filed plans for a novel ETF that would track public companies holding digital assets in their corporate treasuries.
The Securities and Exchange Commission has granted approval to Grayscale’s application for a multi-crypto ETP, a move that signals a potentially significant shift in the agency’s approach to non-Bitcoin digital assets.
The SEC is rolling out the red carpet for new crypto ETFs. The agency has approved universal listing standards, effectively creating a fast-track approval process for exchanges like Nasdaq and the NYSE.
CME Group, a leading global derivatives exchange, will introduce options trading for its Solana (SOL) and XRP futures on October 13, subject to regulatory approval.
The crypto ETF race is evolving from single-asset funds to thematic strategies focused on blockchain’s utility.

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