Multiple institutions in the cryptocurrency industry submit regulatory recommendations for new ETFs to the US Securities and Exchange Commission

Cryptocurrency companies, asset management agencies, market makers, and consumer rights organizations have submitted their opinions to the US Securities and Exchange Commission in response to the solicitation of opinions on the new ETF regulatory framework. The Crypto Council for Innovation suggests extending some ETF regulatory conveniences to non ETF exchange traded products. Andreessen Horowitz stated that the US Securities and Exchange Commission should not consider all new ETFs as the same category based on product asset and risk assessments. Grayscale opposes adding portfolio restrictions to mature digital asset products, while Chainalysis suggests using public chains for real-time monitoring and verifiable disclosure. Kalshi supports the inclusion of event contracts in registered funds, while Public Citizen opposes event contract ETFs targeting retail investors. The US Securities and Exchange Commission will evaluate the adoption of a unified regulatory framework or develop rules separately based on product structure and risk.