US SEC seeks comment on NYSE Arca proposal for 85% eligible-asset rule in crypto ETF listings
The SEC is seeking public comment on NYSE Arca's proposal requiring crypto ETFs to hold at least 85% in pre-approved assets, with up to 15% in other holdings. This standardized framework reflects the agency's shift toward clarity over enforcement under new leadership. The rule could simplify product launches for Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other major cryptocurrencies while maintaining investor protections through surveillance standards.
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