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Crypto ETFs: 72 Applications Submitted to SEC in 2025

Crypto ETFs: 72 Applications Submitted to SEC in 2025

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by Giorgi Kostiuk

a year ago


The cryptocurrency market is rapidly moving toward traditional financial mechanisms, evidenced by a significant increase in the number of applications for crypto ETFs submitted to the SEC.

Record Number of Crypto ETF Applications

In 2025, the SEC registered 72 applications for crypto ETFs, a threefold increase from the previous year, which saw fewer than 20 submissions. This surge is associated with growing institutional interest and greater regulatory clarity. Leading the applications are XRP and Solana, which together account for 41 out of the 72 new proposals.

New SEC Chair Paul Atkins' Dilemma

New SEC Chair Paul Atkins faces a challenge related to his own crypto asset portfolio worth $6 million. His decisions in the coming months are expected to be pivotal for his career as a regulator, especially regarding ETF applications from XRP, Solana, and meme coins. Analysts predict that the approval of these applications could attract billions in institutional capital to the market.

Bitcoin's Dominance in the ETF Market

Bitcoin continues to hold a leading position in the crypto ETF market, commanding approximately 90% of the global share. The presence of successful Bitcoin ETFs places considerable pressure on new offerings attempting to capture market share. However, alternatives like Ethereum have not significantly changed this dynamic and continue to attract only limited investment.

The intensifying competition in the crypto ETF market, the variety of submitted applications, and new challenges for regulators highlight the rapid development of the cryptocurrency sector and its desire to integrate into the traditional financial system.

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