The American Securities and Exchange (SEC) commission delayed decisions on five exchangeers’ requests related to cryptography (ETF) on April 29, a decision expected by Bloomberg Etf James Seyffart and Eric Balchunas analysts.
The reports affect the Solana (floor) spot by Franklin Templeton and the ETF XRP, the Grayscale Spot Hedera (Hbar) spot, the Dogecoin FNB (DOGE) by Bitwise Spot (DOGE) and the staging arrangements associated with ETF Fidelity Spot Etf (ETH).
Seyffart declared::
“This is what the OMI expected end deadlines for most of these things in October 2025 or later.”
He also did not delete the possibility of new delays this week, with more deadlines approaching about 72 ETF of crypto awaiting approval from the dry.
Balchunas noted that the SEC was unlikely to make decisions about the issue until President Paul Atkins officially takes office, which has happened very recently.
He added:
“They took external meetings with people. Probably a strategy. After that, probably approvals. “
SEC decisions on Crypto ETF applications generally follow a series of statutory deadlines: 45, 90, 180 and 240 days after the publication of a 19B-4 file at the Federal Register.
Many delayed products are still faced with their end time between the third and fourth quarters, according to the ETF approval calendar Compiled by Bloomberg ETF analysts.
The updated calendar shows that the Franklin Spot XRP ETF is now faced with a final decision -making date of November 5, 2025, while the Franklin Spot Solana ETF awaits a decision before October 7, 2025.
The FNB Hedera in gray levels and the Bitwise Dogecoin FNB both have end deadlines scheduled for October 8, 2025. Ethereum display provisions linked to Fidelity’s proposal are currently pending, with previous stadiums completed in April 2025.
Delays follow the standard dry practice and extend the agency’s calendar to continue the evaluation without issuing refusals.
