SEC Filing Reveals Which Cryptos Wall Street Trusts Most

Ben Graham · 9 horas atrás

If crypto, at one point in time, attracts the billions often funneled to TradFi instruments like bonds, Bitcoin, Ethereum, and some of the best cryptos will easily bounce to 10X from spot rates. It may take months, years, or even decades before that happens.

The good news is that there are concerted efforts to ensure there are secure bridges connecting TradFi and crypto. After all, pound-to-pound, crypto assets, including top Solana meme coins, tend to be more volatile. If volatility is what’s needed, then it can be tapped for massive gains. Bonds, for example, rarely move, and are considered way safer than Bitcoin and other liquid assets.

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Therefore, the recent SEC filing showing Cyber Hornet ETFs proposing an S&P-linked crypto ETF leaning heavily on Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP is precisely what every crypto enthusiast wants to watch. Even with this news, however, XRP and Ethereum remain under pressure. The XRP USD price, for example, is still below the $2 mark and under immense selling pressure. In the last week of trading, XRP crypto has lost nearly -5%.

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What Is This S&P Crypto ETF?

Being the largest coin by market cap, Bitcoin will make up about +70% of the index while Ethereum follows with around 15%. Other coins, including XRP, will be included in the index, pro-rated depending on their current market cap.

Interestingly, according to their filing, some of the next cryptos to explode, specifically Tron and BNB, might be excluded from the index should they not meet their internal requirements. Specifically, a coin will only be included if it, by its assessment, qualifies as a commodity, not a security.

Crypto Hornet ETF is special in that it links crypto with the S&P 500, effectively creating a spot crypto basket ETF tracking a well-known provider’s methodology. Of note is that the ETF would operate as a spot fund, meaning it holds the actual underlying cryptos in custody rather than using futures contracts. Custody is handled by BitGo, with shares issued and redeemed in blocks of 25,000 through authorized participants using cash transactions.

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What’s also cool about Crypto Hornet ETF is that it will provide a way for institutions, most of whom are usually very conservative and leaning on liquid digital assets often with regulatory clarity, to instantly diversify. Instead of buying spot Bitcoin, XRP, or Ethereum ETFs through different providers, they can, at one swoop, buy shares from Crypto Hornet and get exposure to vetted assets with upside potential.

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SEC Rule Changes To Fast-Track Crypto ETF Applications

After challenges in 2024, marked by a devastating crackdown on promising crypto projects, the SEC shifted their stance on crypto after Donald Trump won. Out went Gary Gensler and in came Paul Atkins.

In 2025, the SEC introduced several rule changes that fast-tracked the approval of crypto ETF applications. Of note, the regulator shifted from a case-by-case review to a more welcomed standardized pathway that reduces backlog. The result was a way for the SEC to foster digital innovation without forgetting about investor protection, which is its core mandate.

From September 2025, when these generic standard guidelines were approved, bourses are free to list spot crypto ETFs without the need for individual SEC approval for each listing. The only requirement before going live is that the product issuer in question, for example, has placed sufficient market surveillance to prevent manipulation. This change bypasses the traditional 19b-4 review for qualifying assets, drastically reducing approval times from months to weeks.

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