Laser Digital: By 2025, the United States may approve more than 12 new cryptocurrency ETFs
According to CoinDesk, Laser Digital, a digital asset subsidiary of Nomura Holdings, released a report stating that by 2025 the United States may approve more than 12 new cryptocurrency ETFs.
Several asset management institutions have already submitted applications to the SEC, including ProShares' Bitcoin-denominated SP 500 ETF, a combined Bitcoin/Ethereum ETF and products based on Litecoin, XRP and Solana. The report points out that under the leadership of new SEC Chairman Paul Atkins, the regulatory environment for cryptocurrencies will become more relaxed.
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