Crypto Assets such as XRP, SOL, and DOGE have met the general listing standards, and the ETF listing is just around the corner.

Former Fox reporter and current host of the ( CryptoAmerica ) podcast, Eleanor Terrett, released exclusive news stating that the SEC has requested the issuers of LTC, XRP, SOL, ADA, and DOGE ETFs to withdraw their 19b-4 applications because the general listing standards have been approved, rendering these applications unnecessary. Bloomberg analyst Eric Balchunas is optimistic about the recent listings of multiple ETFs.
According to the new ETF general listing standards, future crypto ETFs only need to meet the standards, and exchanges ( including Nasdaq, Cboe BZX, and NYSe Arca) can list and trade compliant commodity trust shares without prior submission of rule change proposals to the SEC. Previously, Bloomberg analyst Eric Balchunas stated that there are currently about 12-15 tokens with futures listed on Coinbase, and there may be hundreds of crypto ETFs listed in the coming year.
( The SEC has approved a universal listing standard for ETFs. Bloomberg analysts predict that there could be hundreds of crypto ETFs listed in the coming year ).
Balchunas believes that the universal listing standards render the 19b-4 filings and their "approval times" meaningless. As a result, only the formal approval of the asset management companies' S-1 filings remains! Last Friday, including Fidelity (, Franklin Templeton ), CoinShares, Bitwise, Grayscale, Canary Capital, and VanEck all updated their S-1 application files for the Solana ETF (/26), strengthening the details of staking activities. He is optimistic about the recent listings of multiple ETFs.
( The Staking Solana ETF is about to be launched, ready to welcome a glorious October? )
This article states that crypto assets such as XRP, SOL, and DOGE have met the general listing standards, and the ETF listing is imminent, first appearing in Chain News ABMedia. (