Генеральный директор REX Financial: эмитенты ETF должны быть разборчивы при выборе криптовалют

cryptonews.ruОпубліковано о 2025-08-15Востаннє оновлено о 2025-08-26

Глава REX Financial Грег Кинг считает, что эмитенты криптовалютных ETF должны очень внимательно подходить к выбору активов. По его словам, рынок цифровых активов все еще остается очень рискованным, а монеты, которые не входят в топ-20 по капитализации, довольно сомнительны. Поэтому формирование фондов должно основываться на строгом профильном отборе с четкими критериями.

Кинг подчеркнул, что не стоит ожидать массовой волны заявок на запуск ETF для обширного круга цифровых валют. Однако наиболее значимые монеты будут оставаться в фокусе внимания. После запуска спотового биткоин-ETF и на фоне более мягкой позиции SEC эмитенты начали активно готовить новые продукты.

К примеру, REX Financial планирует запуск фондов на базе мемтокенов с высокой капитализацией, которые не обладают фундаментальной ценностью, но остаются популярными среди пользователей. Таковыми считаются, по мнению специалистов, Bonk, Official Trump, Shiba Inu, Dogecoin и Pepe.

Отдельно Кинг выделил Solana. По его словам, данная сеть быстрая и технологически лучше приспособлена для высокой нагрузки по сравнению с конкурентами. Более того, подчеркнул специалист, в перспективе большинство стейблкоинов будут развертываться в этом блокчейне.

Он отметил, что восприятие Ethereum в качестве безальтернативной платформы для таких активов — это заблуждение.

Кинг признает, что его позиция может кому-то казаться спорной, но считает, что интерес к Solana стремительно растет и нет признаков замедления данной тенденции. Он ожидает, что в ближайшие месяцы рынок ETF переживет новый виток активности. По его словам, уже прослеживается, как несколько эмитентов вступают в конкуренцию для развертывания криптофондов в той или иной популярной сети.

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