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Grayscale, a16z and the Crypto Council for Innovation formally urged the SEC to keep existing classification rules intact rather than lumping novel exchange-traded products into one restricted category, each proposing separate routes to faster, clearer reviews. The regulatory channel matters for flow: a category-wide restriction would slow listings for staking, multi-asset and altcoin ETPs, capping the institutional bid that has driven marginal demand for ETH, SOL and XRP beyond spot BTC products. Watch whether the SEC adopts generic listing standards with product-specific carve-outs, since a blanket approach would delay the 2026 altcoin ETF pipeline and compress the flow premium currently priced into large-cap alts.
As a Policy signal, watch whether it changes price action, volatility, or flows around SOL, XRP, BTC.
Original Source: Cointelegraph
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