2026-01-12 17:20:46

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) in ABD has decided to delay approval for two cryptocurrency ETFs. This decision comes at a critical stage in the approval process for investment products based on crypto assets in the US market and is closely watched by the industry. ETF products play an important role as tools that allow cryptocurrency investors to trade from their traditional investment accounts. The SEC's delay decision is part of the ongoing process of gaining institutional acceptance for the cryptocurrency industry.

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FastLeaver

· 10h ago

The SEC is dithering again. Give it a rest. Whether the ETF gets approved or not, it doesn't matter. Institutions have already been secretly planning behind the scenes.

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DegenWhisperer

· 22h ago

Is the SEC dragging again? This delay is really annoying... Huh? Delaying again? When will it be approved directly? If this keeps going... Alright, alright, the path for institutional entry is just this torturous What’s the point of delaying... it’s bound to happen sooner or later This move... it seems like the SEC is still hesitating about something

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StableBoi

· 22h ago

The SEC is dragging their feet again here, I really can't take it. Wait, wait, how long do we have to wait this time for a response? ETF approval is still far off, we still have to keep holding. Honestly, I'm a bit tired of this delaying tactic. Institutional entry still depends on the SEC's mood, it's too difficult.

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AirdropHunter420

· 22h ago

SEC is playing the delay tactic again, this time with ETFs... When will they finally approve it? --- Delayed again? Really, it's always like this. When will ETFs finally be implemented? --- The path to institutional recognition is still long, but once ETFs are approved, the market will take off. --- Delay is one thing, but at least it shows they are considering it seriously. That's better than outright rejection. --- Wait a minute... Is the SEC paving the way for spot trading? That's interesting. --- Whether ETFs are approved or not doesn't matter; the key is that this signal is favorable for the bull market, and that's all. --- Here we go again? The SEC really has a procrastination problem, but in the end, it will be approved.

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StablecoinAnxiety

· 22h ago

SEC is still dithering. When will these two ETFs finally get approved? Delayed again? Feels like this will never end... Same old trick, keeping us on the edge of our seats. How much longer do the institutions have to wait? Waiting, waiting—when will it finally come to fruition? SEC really knows how to play us, making us anxious all the time. This pace... when will it ever end?

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BlockchainGriller

· 22h ago

The SEC is delaying again, this time with two ETFs... It feels like these institutions are just testing our patience.

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NFTRegretDiary

· 22h ago

SEC is dithering again, this time with ETF delays... Really, sometimes I just want to ask them what exactly they are waiting for. --- Delayed again? Wow, they've played this trick so many times. --- ETFs will eventually get approved, it's just a matter of time. Anyway, I'm not in a hurry. --- Institutional entry still has to wait; retail investors, don't get your hopes up yet. --- That group at SEC is really... dragging their feet. Can they improve their efficiency? --- Watching other countries' crypto ecosystems become more mature, while the US is still hesitating.

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BridgeJumper

· 22h ago

What is the SEC up to again? The ETF approval process is dragging on, and this time it's postponed again? Always dithering like this, when will institutional investors finally come in? But on the other hand, once the ETF clears this hurdle, it might take off. With the SEC's attitude, it feels like they're testing the waters.

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