XRP, SHIB, HBAR Among 15 Cryptos Set for Faster ETF Approval Under SEC’s New Rule
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XRP, SHIB, and HBAR among 15 crypto assets eligible for faster ETF approval under SEC’s new rule, reducing approval time to 75 days. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has introduced a new rule that accelerates the approval process for crypto ETFs. With this rule in place, XRP, Shiba Inu (SHIB), and Hedera (HBAR) are now among 12-15 cryptocurrencies eligible for faster ETF launches. This change could impact the timeline for these digital assets to be listed on major exchanges, making it easier for investors to access crypto-based financial products. SEC’s Approval of Generic Listing Standards for Crypto ETFs On September 17, 2025, the SEC approved new generic listing standards for cryptocurrency exchange-traded funds (ETFs). The approval allows platforms such as Nasdaq, NYSE, and Cboe to list and trade commodity-based trust shares of eligible spot commodities, including digital assets. This move eliminates the need for a 19b-4 filing, which previously slowed down the approval process. BOOM: SEC has approved the generic listings standards that will clear way for spot crypto ETFs to launch (without going through all this bs every time) under ’33 Act so long as they have futures on Coinbase, which currently incl about 12-15 coins. pic.twitter.com/E9FXrniXRS — Eric Balchunas (@EricBalchunas) September 17, 2025 The new rule reduces the approval timeline for crypto ETFs from 240 days to just 75 days. According to SEC Chairman Paul S. Atkins, this rule will help ensure that the U.S. remains a leader in digital asset innovation. By streamlining the process, the SEC aims to foster greater investor choice and market accessibility, ultimately making it easier to engage with digital assets in trusted U.S. capital markets. Eligible Crypto Assets for Faster ETF Launches Under the new rule, cryptocurrencies that have futures contracts trading on regulated platforms like Coinbase are eligible…
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