The US released the new ‘Listing Standards’ for Crypto Asset-based ETS in a new exchange filing. What are the requirements for a listing?
Summary
- The list of tokens approved for ETS is released by CBOE.
- One of the requirements is to exposure to the contract market specified for at least six months for crypto assets.
Bloomberg ETF Enlist Eric Balhunas recently released a post for a post, US Finance Regular, what he has said as the new “listing standards” for Crypto Exchange Trade Trade Trade Trade Trade or ATSOR. The list was first found in a filing ad in CBOE for generic listing standards for Crypto Asset ETS.
Based on the filing, the new rule proposed by CBOE will prepare an ISUER shares for the explosion of listed months.
“It has been noted that the Executive has an agreement to share a compressed surveillance, where through the direction or normal memonarships in the ISG, with such designed contract markets,” CBOE wrote in the filing.
The Crypto market includes a list shared by the Balhunas Opposition of 18 coins, including Litcoin (LTC), Dogicine (Dogin), Pokdot (DOT), Awaxlide (AWACS), Chenlinks, Stellar, Sutana (Sol) Hedera, Cardano (ADA) and many more toks. These tokens are being approved by another for ETP.
Balhunas said in his post about the other, “Any coin, which is a futures tracking it for 6MO on the derivative exchange of the coinbase, will be approved (the list below).”
It aligns with the prophecies of the market, which first visible to these similar cooves under modern SEC rules. He is expected to make his debut on US exchanges around September 2025 or October 2025.
Previous note on Crypto ETS
Earlier, the SEC announced that it has approved the construction and redemption of all spots bitcoins (BTCs) and Etharium (ETH) ETF.
On 28 July, the agency finalized orders that allowed participants to create and capitalize on the shares of Crypto ETPS, using Crypto as a underlying asset asset of cash. This means that ETS can use major tokens such as bitcoin and atherium as underlying assets.
The same rule applies to all approved spot bitcoins and atherium ETFs, including major issuers such as Blackcock, Fidelity, Arc Invest and Wankak. Approval was provided through quick procedures for major exchange, incorporating Nasdaq, Nyse Arca, and CBOE BZX.
