最新报道:According to Bijie.com, during the US government shutdown, regulators can still take action against fraudulent activities and market emergencies, but routine operations will be brought to a standstill. Initial public offering (IPO), ETF, and other filings may be delayed, rulemaking may be suspended, and non-essential staff will often be furloughed (without pay). Because spot ETFs require formal approval from the SEC's Division of Corporation Finance before trading can begin, the planned issuance of cryptocurrency spot ETFs, such as Litecoin, Solana, and XRP, may have to wait until government funding resumes. Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas said, "It's like a game suspended because of the rain." This situation is reinforced by the following incident: When Crypto In America contacted the SEC for clarification, a spokesperson said the government shutdown limited their ability to respond to media inquiries. Earlier this week, the SEC asked several exchanges partnering with cryptocurrency ETF issuers to withdraw their 19b-4 filings after approving a common listing standard that eliminates the need for separate filings. Under these standards, cryptocurrency ETFs can take effect on a rolling basis, meaning there could be a wave of ETF issuance once the government shutdown ends.