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SEC expected to "batch approve" counterfeit products ETF after government shutdown ends

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2025-11-11 10:27:42
Despite the correction in October, "strong demand catalysts" and institutional participation remain at all-time highs, according to Sygnum, the Swiss crypto banking group, and the growing number of ETF applications is signaling more institutional demand. At least 16 crypto ETF applications are currently pending, which have been delayed by the 40-day US government shutdown.
Crypto staking ETFs could be the next fundamental catalyst for institutional demand for cryptocurrencies. More than 80% of the surveyed institutions expressed interest in crypto ETFs outside of Bitcoin and Ethereum, and 70% explicitly stated that they would start investing or increasing allocations if these ETFs provided a staking income. Pledging refers to locking tokens in a proof-of-stake blockchain network to maintain cyber security, so as to obtain passive income.
Sygnum believes that investors are looking forward to the end of the government shutdown, which could prompt the SEC to "approve" counterfeit products ETFs in bulk, thus catalyzing "a new round of institutional capital inflows".
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