Opinion: SEC Standards May Be Lenient Enough for the Vast Majority of Top 50 Tokens to Become ETFs
2025/07/02 04:33According to a report by Jinse Finance, Bloomberg Senior ETF Analyst Eric Balchunas commented on the SEC's move to establish universal listing standards for cryptocurrency ETFs, stating, "(This is) reasonable, and it's also why we are so optimistic—the approval rate for most tokens is as high as 95%. The question is, what will the standards be? We believe these standards may be broad enough that the vast majority of the top 50 tokens could be eligible for ETF inclusion."
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