XRP News Update: SEC Streamlines Rules, Granting Crypto ETFs a 20-Day Accelerated Approval Process
- SEC introduces 20-day automatic approval for crypto ETFs via updated guidance, accelerating stalled XRP/Solana fund reviews post-government shutdown. - Canary Capital's XRPC ETF generated $58M in volume, intensifying demand for additional crypto ETFs under Project Crypto's regulatory framework. - Backlog filings will be processed in submission order, with post-effective amendments defaulting to approval unless opt-out, reducing market entry delays. - Analysts predict November surge in approvals as SEC mo
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has introduced measures to speed up the approval process for crypto-focused exchange-traded funds (ETFs) after a recent government shutdown caused delays for over 900 regulatory submissions. On November 13, 2025, the agency released updated guidance
This guidance is part of the SEC’s broader “Project Crypto” strategy,
The SEC’s new guidance also addresses the backlog of applications that built up during the shutdown. The agency will review these in the order they were received,
Market analysts have responded positively, highlighting the potential for faster market expansion. “
The effects of the SEC’s updated guidance are already visible in the market. After the Rex-Osprey XRP ETF launched in September 2025, drawing in $138 million in assets,
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