SEC Weighs New Rule to Let Crypto ETFs Launch Without 19b-4 Filing
- The SEC is considering a new framework that could allow crypto ETFs to launch without a 19b-4 filing.
- The proposed system would require only an S-1 registration and a 75-day review period before listing.
- The new approach aims to simplify the approval process and reduce delays for crypto ETF issuers.
- The SEC has already approved a Solana spot ETF with staking features, signaling growing openness.
- More asset managers may enter the market if the process becomes faster and less burdensome.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is reviewing a potential protocol to simplify approvals for crypto ETFs. The plan may eliminate the 19b-4 rule-change filing requirement and shift towards a single-step S-1 registration…
