#Solana现货ETF最新动态 The SEC ( approved new regulations on September 17 for the simplified listing process of commodity ETFs, known as the "General Listing Standards for Commodity Trust Shares." This change means that eligible commodity ETFs no longer need to submit a separate 19b-4 application and only need to complete the S-1 approval process, significantly shortening the approval timeline and dropping related costs.

Currently, there are 35 cryptocurrency spot ETFs awaiting approval, covering 13 different crypto assets. Among them, about 30 ETF products focus on LTC, SOL, XRP, and 10 other cryptocurrencies, and the market expects these products may receive regulatory approval quickly in the coming weeks or months.

In terms of SOL spot ETF, several well-known financial institutions including Grayscale, Bitwise, VanEck, 21Shares, and Canary Capital have submitted applications to regulators. It is worth noting that Grayscale's Solana ETF application has been officially accepted by the SEC and is currently in a 21-day public comment period.

At the same time, the LTC spot ETF has also made substantial progress, with the Litecoin spot ETF applications submitted by Grayscale and Canary Capital being accepted by the SEC and entering the public comment period. Bloomberg's senior ETF analyst Eric Balchunas stated that among the many cryptocurrency ETFs, the LTC spot ETF is likely to be the first to receive approval from regulators.

With the simplification of regulatory processes and the advancement of various cryptocurrency ETF applications, the crypto market may welcome new opportunities for more institutional investors to participate.