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The SEC approved standardized rules for crypto and commodity ETFs, speeding up launches and boosting investor access.
The SEC approved new generic listing standards for commodity-based ETPs, including spot crypto ETFs, effective September 17, 2025, eliminating the need for individual approvals and speeding up market access.
Qualifying ETPs must track assets traded on ISG-member markets or underlie CFTC-regulated futures with surveillance-sharing agreements.
The change, prompted by a 2023 court ruling, aims to boost innovation, expand investor choice, and bring crypto products in line with traditional ETFs.
Major firms like BlackRock and Fidelity are expected to launch new products, though actively managed or leveraged ETPs still face individual review.
Regulators and industry leaders welcomed the move, though some commissioners voiced concerns over investor protection.
La SEC aprobó reglas estandarizadas para los ETF de criptomonedas y materias primas, acelerando los lanzamientos y aumentando el acceso de los inversores.