#SECETFApproval

In early July 2025, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission issued new disclosure guidelines and launched a task force to streamline approvals for crypto-linked ETFs, signaling a major shift under its Republican leadership ([reuters.com][1]). The SEC has set an end-of-July deadline for amended spot Solana ETF applications—paving the way for potential October approval—following the recent auto‑approval of a Solana staking fund (REX‑Osprey SSK) ([coindesk.com][2]). Additionally, the SEC granted accelerated conversion approval for Grayscale’s multi-asset fund (GDLC), allowing it to trade on NYSE Arca and expanding the crypto ETF landscape beyond single-asset products like Bitcoin and Ether ([etf.com][3]). Meanwhile, Trump Media filed to launch a “Crypto Blue-Chip ETF” comprising BTC, ETH, SOL, and XRP, reflecting increasing institutional interest ([reuters.com][4]). These developments mark a dramatic pivot toward a more accommodating regulatory stance, setting the stage for a wave of new crypto ETFs across multiple coins.