The SEC Approves the Common Listing Standard for Commodity Trust Shares and Relaxes the Listing Process for Digital Asset ETFs
2025-09-17 22:19:33
The Securities Exchange Commission (SEC) announced on September 17 that it approved the three major national stock exchanges to adopt common listing standards for Commodity-Based Trust Shares, covering spot commodities, including digital assets. This means that eligible exchange products can be directly listed and traded without the need to file a rule change application one by one. SEC Chairperson Paul Atkins said the move will enhance investor choice, drive innovation and lower barriers for digital asset products to enter U.S. capital markets. Jamie Selway, director of the SEC's Markets Division, added that the decision brings regulatory clarity and certainty to the investment community and ensures investor protection through a rules-based path. At the same time, the SEC also approved the grey release (Grayscale) digital large-cap fund (based on the CoinDesk 5 index), as well as the launch of options trading on bitcoin ETF-related indices on the Chicago Board Options Exchange (Cboe).
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