#纳斯达克加密ETF扩容

Regulatory Approval Speed: Although Nasdaq is actively promoting it, the SEC remains cautious about the approval process for crypto ETFs, especially regarding the introduction of more small-cap or more volatile crypto assets. The final decision date for Hashdex Nasdaq Crypto Index US ETF's expansion proposal is set for November 2, reflecting the prudence of regulation. Market Acceptance: While Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs are performing strongly, it remains to be seen whether broader crypto index ETFs can gain similar interest from institutions and retail investors, and this will take time to observe. Industry Call for 'First Come, First Served': Major asset management companies such as VanEck and 21Shares wrote to the SEC on June 6, 2025, urging the restoration of the 'first come, first served' approval policy for exchange-traded products (ETPs), criticizing the SEC for approving multiple crypto ETFs simultaneously, which could affect future product innovation and efficiency. In summary, Nasdaq is actively promoting the 'expansion' and diversification of crypto ETFs, not only by successfully listing and promoting spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs but also by submitting broader crypto index ETF expansion proposals, providing traditional investors with more diversified and compliant channels for crypto asset investment. These initiatives reflect the trend of the crypto market moving toward mainstream finance and also indicate that more innovative crypto financial products will be listed on compliant exchanges in the future.