TechFlow news, September 18 — According to BiyaPay analysts, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) voted on September 17 to approve rule changes allowing exchange-traded products (ETPs) holding spot commodities, including digital assets, to use universal listing standards. This means spot crypto ETFs can now be listed without case-by-case approval, significantly shortening time-to-market and reducing costs. The SEC Chair stated that this move will expand investor choice and help maintain U.S. capital markets at the forefront of global digital asset innovation. Bloomberg ETF analysts expect over 100 crypto ETFs could launch within the next 12 months.
BiyaPay analysts view this policy breakthrough as a significant milestone in the deep integration of crypto assets with traditional financial markets. The growing number of compliant ETFs is expected to inject sustained institutional capital into core assets such as Bitcoin and Ethereum, further driving market growth.
Against this backdrop, BiyaPay offers zero-fee spot and futures trading services and supports direct U.S. and Hong Kong stock trading with USDT, providing investors with a convenient cross-market allocation channel. As global capital accelerates into the intersection of crypto and traditional markets, BiyaPay will help users capture the new opportunities brought by the ETF boom.
