Overview
- Issuers of proposed XRP, SOL, ADA, LTC and DOGE spot funds were told to withdraw Form 19b-4s after the SEC adopted generic listing standards.
- Exchanges including Nasdaq, Cboe BZX and NYSE Arca can now list qualifying crypto ETPs under those rules, with S-1 effectiveness by Corporation Finance as the remaining gate; the SEC has already used the framework to approve Grayscale’s GDLC.
- Multiple asset managers filed fresh Solana S-1/A updates—several at Amendment No. 4—supporting expectations of approvals as early as Oct. 6–10, according to issuer sources and market analysts.
- Analysts Eric Balchunas and James Seyffart say approval odds are effectively 100% and predict a wave of new crypto ETFs, while Commissioner Caroline Crenshaw warned these products are nascent and carry unique spot‑market risks.
- A potential U.S. government shutdown or slower Corp Fin sign-offs could still delay listings, and details such as whether funds will include staking remain unresolved in recent filings.