Is it a strategic vision or organizational fear in light of the growing interest of institutions in digital currencies? The focus is no longer limited to Bitcoin and Ethereum; attention has now turned towards alternative currencies such as Solana, Polkadot, and Avalanche. Despite the increasing demand to launch ETF investment funds based on these currencies, the U.S. SEC continues to delay approvals. But is the delay merely a regulatory procedure, or does it carry political and economic arrangements behind it? Meanwhile, Bitcoin ETFs are still evolving and awaiting approval, while alternative currencies are further back in line. Perhaps regulatory bodies are waiting for a more stringent framework to mature before allowing these currencies into public markets. However, this delay frustrates significant institutional inflows that could be crucial to supporting emerging blockchain projects. Are we facing an organized strategy or merely fear of the unknown?