- The SEC’s decision affects 21Shares and Grayscale’s ETF proposals.
- XRP and DOGE prices remain stable despite the news.
- Regulatory procedures extend dating expectations into late 2025.
Market players had anticipated a delay by the SEC in ruling on Dogecoin and XRP ETFs, indicating a cautious regulatory approach.
The SEC, responsible for oversight of ETF approvals, has extended its review period for proposed cryptocurrency products from 21Shares and Grayscale Investments. 21Shares and Grayscale Investments seek to establish spot ETFs for XRP and Dogecoin respectively. Despite the delay, market reactions were minimal as expectations aligned with the procedural norms of the SEC.
Both applications are designed to target institutional investors, offering regulated exposure to the underlying crypto assets. The pause aligns with past SEC reticence over newcomer cryptocurrency products, as seen in Bitcoin and Ethereum approvals.
No notable changes on-chain or shifts in institutional channels were observed following the SEC’s delay announcement. Historical trends suggest eventual approval could align with evolving SEC standards, which aim to balance innovation with regulatory oversight.
The prolonged examination has caused uncertainty in the crypto sector, though prices of DOGE and XRP have remained unaffected. “The review/decision dates have been pushed to at least mid-June 2025 and final deadlines widely expected in October 2025 or later,” noted industry experts. Expert predictions forecast no substantial ETF approval announcements until Q4 2025, reflecting a methodical approach. Historical data reflect similar prolonged reviews by the SEC before permitting other digital asset investment mechanisms.
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