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- The SEC delayed decisions on the 21Shares XRP ETF and the Grayscale Dogecoin ETF to assess compliance with regulations.
- The comments of the public are asked for the examination process, with an examination period extended beyond the original deadlines.
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The American Commission for Securities and Exchange has extended its examination period for the Crypto ETF and gray levels, initiating official procedures to assess the 21Shares XRP ETF, the Graycoin Spotcoin Spot and the Grayscale XRP ETF graycal.
The SEC suspended the original deadlines from May 21 to 22 to examine more if the proposals meet the requirements of the exchange law (B) (5) to prevent fraud and protect investors.
The 21shares Core XRP Trust plans to follow the reference rate CF CF CF CF XRP-Dollar and use Coinbase Guard for Storage. The Graycale Dogecoin Trust would follow the Coindesk price index, while its XRP Trust would follow the XRP price index of Coindesk. The three ETFs would issue shares in 10,000 blocks in sharing and would only contain their respective digital assets.
Commenting on the delay in the ETF XRP, Bloomberg ETF analyst James Seyffart said that these delays were routine and expected.
“A bunch of XRP ETPs have dates in the coming days,” he wrote. “If we will see the first approvals of the dry on one of these assets – I would not expect to see them before the end of June or early July at the earliest. No more likely to be at the beginning of the fourth quarter.”
The SEC stressed that the procedure does not indicate its final position on requests. The agency requests public comments within 21 days of the publication of the Federal Register, with refutation bids due within 35 days.
Update to include the XRP trust in gray levels.
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