The U.S. SEC may be embarking on a common listing standard for cryptocurrency ETFs "
According to encryption journalist Eleanor Terrett, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is working with various trading platforms to develop a common listing standard for cryptocurrency ETFs, which is still in its early stages. If the cryptocurrency meets the standards, the issuer can skip the 19b-4 process and directly submit the S-1 document, and wait 75 days for the trading platform to put it online. This approach can save issuers and the SEC a lot of paperwork and repeated solicitation time. The specific rules of the general listing standard for cryptocurrency ETFs have not yet been clarified, and market speculation on market value, trading volume and liquidity are all under consideration. A spokesman for the Securities and Exchange Commission declined to comment.
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