On July 31, Bloomberg ETF senior analyst Eric Balchunas posted on social media that the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission's (SEC) cryptocurrency ETP "listing standards" have been released through new trading platform filing documents. The core conclusion is that any token listed on the Coinbase derivatives trading platform and whose futures trading has lasted for more than 6 months is likely to be approved. Currently, there are about a dozen mainstream currencies that meet the standard, the same as those previously predicted to have a probability of more than 85.00%. The only outstanding question is the timing. This batch of ETFs may be approved集中获批 between September and October this year. For altcoins or Meme coins (such as BONK, TRUMP, etc.) that have not yet launched futures, ETF-ization requires reliance on the "Investment Company Act of 1940" path and the adoption of different product structures. From historical experience, regulators prefer the "pure spot" ETF model based on the "Securities Act of 1933." Note: The SEC has announced listing standards for cryptocurrency ETPs, but most of the cryptocurrency products to be launched will adopt an ETF structure. [BlockBeats]