The Breakdown Exchanges Get the Green Light to Offer Crypto
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Sep 4, 2025 Regulated exchanges have received approval to list spot crypto assets, signaling a major shift in U.S. crypto policy. This landmark guidance may lead to greater mainstream adoption and the emergence of crypto-native trading platforms. The discussion also covers upcoming IPOs for notable companies in the crypto sector, such as Coinbase and Kraken, and explores innovative trends like tokenizing shares on the Solana blockchain. The implications for ETFs and treasury companies further reveal the growing legitimacy of crypto markets.
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Regulators Approve Spot Crypto Listings
- The SEC and CFTC jointly said regulated exchanges can list spot crypto assets, ending long uncertainty.
- This guidance recognizes trading venue choice while promoting coordinated oversight between agencies.
Breaks The Commodities vs Securities Silo
- Exchanges historically must pick either commodities or securities regimes and stick to one regulator.
- The guidance lets venues host crypto spot and derivatives under appropriate registration, breaking that silo.
Mainstream Venues Can List Crypto
- TradFi venues like NYSE and NASDAQ can now add spot Bitcoin, Ethereum, and more, expanding mainstream access.
- Easier access on familiar venues is a major unlock for institutional adoption.