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first_img SEC enters funding interruption, review of new cryptocurrency ETFs suspended

According to HOGE Wire, the U.S. federal fiscal year will begin on October 1, 2026, without a budget, and the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) will enter a funding interruption status, halting the review of new cryptocurrency ETFs. Registration statements cannot be declared effective, and opinion letters will no longer be issued. Existing products are unaffected, and BlackRock's IBIT, Fidelity's FBTC, and Grayscale-related products can still be traded and continue to process subscriptions and redemptions.Cryptocurrency ETFs need to complete both the 19b-4 submitted to the exchange and the S-1 or N-1A submitted by the issuer; both paths are paused during the funding interruption. On September 17, 2025, the SEC approved general listing standards for commodity trust shares, allowing eligible products to submit 19b-4 without needing to do so individually, reducing the review time from about 240 days to approximately 75 days; leveraged, inverse, actively managed, lending, and staking products are not included in this template. The article states that as October approaches, there are over 90 pending applications, with some deadlines at the beginning of the month. Nate Geraci told Decrypt that what the industry refers to as ETF Cryptober may be temporarily shelved, which is a delay rather than a rejection.The article also states that on March 17, 2026, the SEC and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission jointly clarified that agreement staking does not constitute a securities offering or sale. BlackRock's Ethereum product ETHB is listed on Nasdaq with a fee of 0.25% and will distribute 82% of staking rewards to investors.

first_img Binance launched wealth management services, listing 11 U.S.-listed ETFs

Cryptocurrency exchange Binance has launched a wealth management service, providing users access to 11 U.S.-listed exchange-traded funds (ETFs) that focus on short-term U.S. Treasury bonds and investment-grade bonds. The new Binance Earn product categorizes the ETFs into three types based on investment duration (ranging from less than six months to over a year): cash management, stable income, and enhanced yield.Users can browse available ETFs and place orders through Binance Earn, with the purchasing process completed via the exchange's stock trading service. Binance states that investors can receive economic benefits from the stocks, including price fluctuations and cash dividends. Unlike tokenized stocks, users purchase actual ETF shares through this service. Binance provides the interface, while Nest Trading routes orders to Alpaca Securities for trade execution and securities custody.This wealth management service is Binance's latest initiative to expand its traditional financial business. Earlier this month, the exchange added physical delivery options for over 1,000 U.S. stocks and ETFs, with its existing stock products already covering more than 7,000 stocks and ETFs. A survey by PwC last year showed that over 80% of respondents believe tokenization will enhance the global coverage and 24/7 accessibility of the ETF market within the next three years.

first_img The cryptocurrency industry urges the U.S. SEC to avoid implementing a one-size-fits-all restriction on new ETFs

According to Cointelegraph, participants in the crypto industry such as a16z, Grayscale, and the Crypto Council for Innovation (CCI) urged the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to avoid implementing a one-size-fits-all restriction on "novel" exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and instead assess them based on individual risk parameters. Three comment letters were submitted on August 31, just as the SEC's 60-day window for public comments on the regulation of new ETFs was nearing its end. The SEC launched this consultation on June 30, seeking opinions on whether existing regulations are sufficient, how such funds should be regulated, and whether the registration process needs adjustments.a16z believes that crypto-based ETPs have now benefited from more mature market infrastructure, including exchange-approved listing standards and established disclosure requirements, and therefore should not be grouped with products that hold private assets or adopt other novel strategies. Grayscale similarly argues that digital asset products with mature compliance and disclosure records should not face new portfolio conditions or disclosure regimes simply because they are classified as "novel." CCI called for comparable regulatory efficiency between ETFs and non-ETF ETPs while retaining existing investor protection measures.There is widespread opposition to potential regulatory adjustments that could impose additional requirements or delay product launches, but there are differences in classification, approval processes, and terminology. The dispute over the ETF label is particularly pronounced: a16z proposed that the term ETF be used only for funds under the Investment Company Act of 1940, while Grayscale believes that ETFs should describe economic characteristics rather than legal shells.
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