Analyst Raises Crypto ETF Approval Odds to 100% as SEC Introduces Generic Listing Standards

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Derived from Bitcoin.com, Bloomberg senior ETF analyst Eric Balchunas stated on Sept. 30 that the odds of the SEC approving crypto ETFs for assets beyond bitcoin and ether have reached 100%. The SEC’s adoption of generic listing standards has eliminated the need for 19b-4 filings, leaving only S-1 forms for review. This regulatory shift is seen as a major milestone that could accelerate institutional and retail access to crypto through regulated markets. Balchunas noted that the move aligns with expectations and that more details on the launch schedule will be revealed soon. The change reportedly led to the withdrawal of 19b-4 filings from issuers of Solana, XRP, Cardano, Litecoin, and Dogecoin ETFs.

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