SEC одобрила новые правила ускоренного запуска спотовых криптовалютных ETF

cryptonews.ruPublicado a 2025-02-17Actualizado a 2025-09-18

  • Комиссия по ценным бумагам и биржам утвердила изменения правил листинга для криптовалютных ETF.
  • Новый порядок сократит срок рассмотрения заявок с 240 до 75 дней.
  • Первые продукты могут появиться уже в октябре и могут включать Solana и XRP.

Комиссия по ценным бумагам и биржам США (SEC) одобрила изменения в правилах трех национальных фондовых бирж, что открывает путь к запуску новых спотовых криптовалютных ETF. Теперь NYSE, Nasdaq и CBOE смогут применять общие стандарты листинга.

По мнению аналитиков, это избавит управляющих активами от необходимости проходить длительное индивидуальное согласование с регулятором.

Ранее SEC рассматривала каждую заявку на спотовый крипто-ETF отдельно и требовала двух параллельных подач документов — от биржи и управляющей компании. Новый порядок позволяет сократить срок запуска продукта с максимальных 240 до 75 дней. По мнению участников рынка, это решение станет переломным моментом в регулировании цифровых активов.

«Это исторический шаг, отменяющий десятилетнюю практику с момента первой заявки на биткоин-ETF в 2013 году», — заявил президент Bitwise Asset Management Тедди Фусаро.

По его словам, упрощение правил создает условия для притока новых продуктов и инвесторов.

В числе первых инструментов, которые могут выйти на рынок по новой схеме, ожидаются ETF на Solana и XRP. Заявки на них были поданы более года назад, но регулятор неоднократно откладывал их рассмотрение.

Председатель SEC Пол Аткинс отметил, что новая политика направлена на стимулирование инноваций и снижение барьеров. По его словам, таким образом администрация Дональда Трампа продвигает инициативы по развитию цифровых активов.

Однако эксперты предупреждают, что процесс не будет мгновенным. При этом они ожидают увидеть первые результаты уже в октябре.

«Да, врата открыты, но предстоит еще большая работа: маркетинг, юридическая документация, работа с провайдерами», — отметил глава Canary Capital Стив МакКлерг.

Напомним, мы писали, что 5 сентября SEC опубликовала предложения о реформировании крипторегулирования.

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