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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) recently announced an extension of the review period for multiple crypto ETF products. Among them is the Pudgy Penguins (PENGU) ETF under Canary, which plans to be listed on the Cboe BZX Exchange, primarily offering investors exposure to the Pudgy Penguins NFT ecosystem.
Meanwhile, the actively managed crypto ETF submitted by T. Rowe Price is also under review. This product plans to be listed on NYSE Arca and will adopt a multi-asset active management strategy. Additionally, the CoinDesk Crypto 5 ETF under Grayscale has also received an extension for SEC review.
This series of review extensions reflects the cautious attitude of U.S. regulators in advancing the standardization of crypto financial products. From traditional asset management giants to NFT ecosystem innovation and crypto index tracking, various innovative crypto products are gradually gaining opportunities for compliance review.
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Penguin NFTs are going to be listed on ETFs, I think compliance isn't that difficult.
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Delay? Delayed again... Are regulatory agencies sincere or just pretending?
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Grayscale has stabilized with this move, traditional giants entering the market are a different level.
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Wait, even established institutions like T. Rowe Price are getting into crypto trading?
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Feels like the SEC is just pretending to review, but in reality, they've long since tacitly approved.
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Is it profitable to launch a Pudgy Penguin ETF? That's the key point.
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Compliance... is just an opportunity for big funds to cut retail investors out.
Feels like all these ETFs are lining up and waiting; they'll be approved sooner or later anyway.
Is it true? T. Rowe Price has also stepped in? The traditional giants are finally getting restless.
That Pudgy Penguins... NFTs can still be played like this? Learned something new.
Regulatory agencies love this approach—review slowly, take your time. Anyway, we can't wait forever.
It's a bit annoying. When will it truly go live...
Grayscale is riding the hype again this time.
It seems the SEC just wants to give everyone a "delay package."
They call it cautious, but I think they're just dragging their feet.
This pace... still dragging in 2024, it's ridiculous.