The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) voted to implement “generic listing standards” for spot crypto ETFs, allowing Nasdaq, NYSE, and Cboe exchanges to fast-track new digital asset funds without the need for lengthy, case-by-case reviews. The SEC filing revealed that listing processes would be streamlined under Rule 6c-11, significantly reducing approval timelines, which have taken several months in the past. Bloomberg’s senior ETF analyst Eric Balchunas, in a post on X, welcomed the move, predicting the number of US crypto ETFs will double within a year as SEC barriers fall. “This is such a good point. The ... (full story)