Is there a possibility that the applications of Dogge, XRP, Left, Ltc, Bonk, Melania subcoins, which are an ETF application, will be approved? CEO evaluated

According to Bitwise CEO Matt Hougan, the new spotlight Crypto para Approval of ETFs may force the US Securities and Stock Exchange Commission (SEC) to move to a regulatory period.

Dogecoin (DOGE), XRP, Solana (SOL) ve Litecoin (LTC) With the increase in ETF applications for digital assets such as, sector experts believe that SEC’s next move can shape the future of crypto investment products.

Under the developing approach of the Trump administration to digital asset regulation, asset managers hurried to apply for ETF for various crypto currencies. Recent applications include: Tuttle Capital’s solana -centered Bonk (BONK) and even the tokens of the US First Lady MELANIA leveled ETFs for.

While Memecoin ETFs may have difficulty for approval, Hougan believes that if SEC changes his attitude, ETFs for more rooted digital assets such as XRP and Solana may have a real chance.

Hougan announced that SEC has historically approves commodity -based ETFs with futures markets such as Bitcoin and Ethereum. Currently, no other crypto currency has a futures market regulated by CFTC, which is a major obstacle to the ETF approval.

However, if the SEC passes beyond this precedent, he can prepare the ground for new ETF approvals: “” If we pass this period, then the doors will be opened. We don’t know how clear they are, but I bet is not just a crack. ”

Hougan pointed out to Germany and Switzerland, where the organizers approved their crypto ETFs beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum. The monitoring of the same path in the United States can trigger an important market expansion for digital asset investment products.

Although speculative ETF applications such as Melania are low, Hougan believes that crypto assets, which are closer to commodities, have a strong chance. If the SEC loosens its attitude, the new investment products can make XRP, Solana and Dogecoin more accessible to traditional investors through ETFs.

*It is not an investment advice.