ETF providers’ shares are on the way to launch the first Solana Stacking Exchange Traded Fund (ETF), after which analysts describe the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) as a successful response.
“Rex also filed a latest prostitution, which is completely filled, and it seems as if all systems go for launch, Eric Belchonas said in an X post on Friday.
SEC “comfortable” with the unique structure of ETF
ETF Store President Net Girraki said in an X post that day that it seems that the incredibly rare Corporation used in the SEC Fund is open for shares of the business structure, before the SEC discussed disputes with the 6C -1 rule, which is also called “ETF”.
“It seems that they are comfortable in advancing the W/ their creative ’40 act structure,” said Geraki. He added, “We go here.”
Earlier, he said on May 29 that the shares of Rex had taken the “regulatory end” with this view.
ETF analyst James Sfart said that the way Rex (Civil) stacking ETF proposal was “rarely in the world of ETF”, because it ignored the standard of 19B-4 filing, which has been used for stacking tips, which has been used for a decision, which is still used for a decision.
Analysts say SEC comments have been focused on
“It seems that he thinks the comments have been resolved,” said Garaki.
He added, “Crypto ETF summer begins.
Balchunas cited an email screenshot to confirm that Rex’s shares have focused on SEC comments.
“So they are good at launching, it seems,” he added, “Wow.”
In a post that same day, Rex Shares said that the “first stack crypto ETF” is coming in the United States soon.
The stacking industry at Crypto Etfs has a lot of expected
Rex’s shares explained that its Rex is designed to track Solani’s performance by producing a high stacking of the Rex Ospeare Civil and Stacking ETF through high stacking.
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Rex’s shares said, “There is a new round of production of producing crypto.
Stacking by many ETF fans in the industry has been a long wait feature.
On March 20, Rabbi Machnik, head of Blackrock’s digital assets, described the firm’s Ether ETF as a “tremendous success” but acknowledged that the ETF was “less perfect” without a stack.
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