SEC relaxes rules and may spawn hundreds of encrypted ETFs, and compliant channels will be opened at a faster pace

According to ChainCatcher, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) voted to pass a rule change, allowing exchange-traded products (ETPs) holding spot goods (including digital assets) to adopt a universal listing standard. This means that spot crypto ETFs can be launched directly without case-by-case approval, greatly shortening the product launch cycle and reducing costs. The SEC chairman said the move will expand investor options and push the U.S. capital markets to stay at the forefront of global digital asset innovation. Bloomberg ETF analysts expect more than 100 crypto ETFs to be listed in the next 12 months. Analysts believe that this policy breakthrough is seen as an important milestone in the deep integration of crypto assets and traditional financial markets. The emergence of more compliant ETFs will inject continuous institutional funds into core assets such as Bitcoin and Ethereum, and promote the further prosperity of the digital asset market. Against this background, spot and contract trading services are provided with 0 handling fees, and users are supported to directly trade USDT in US and Hong Kong stocks, building a convenient channel for cross-market allocation for investors. As global capital accelerates its flow into the intersection of crypto and traditional markets, it will help users seize the new dividends brought by the ETF explosion.