Multiple crypto ETFs are anticipated to get approval from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission sometime during late 2025. Multiple research studies give Solana ETF and Litecoin ETFs a 90% chance to secure approval first in the U.S. The prospect of digital asset enrollment faces hurdles because of current regulatory doubts related to certain assets.
Solana ETF Gains Momentum with High Approval Odds
Bloomberg analyst Eric Balchunas notes that the potential for Solana ETFs becomes strong because of its commodity classification status. The SEC and CFTC classify Solana as a commodity that positively impacts its regulatory position. The classification recognition puts Solana at a better position than other crypto assets that aim to gain ETF status.
Analysts indicate that Solana will likely meet existing legal regulations with a projection of 90% successful compliance. Experts have observed ongoing examinations and predict officials will decide on Solana ETFs in the last three months 2025. The SEC can make earlier decisions based on their internal review process.
Delays can occur with Solana-related products because the SEC is presently examining multiple filings. The Bloomberg analyst James Seyffart predicted possible project delays within the current week. The present criteria show that approval odds are strong despite what the time estimates indicate.
Litecoin ETF Shows Similar Approval Strength
Recent Bloomberg data indicates that Litecoin shares the same level of approval probability as Solana at 90%. U.S. market authorities have classified Litecoin as a commodity, which provides it with a clear regulatory definition. This classification system makes SEC regulations less challenging for ETF issuers to follow.
The clear regulatory guidelines determine Litecoin’s potential to qualify for approval as an investment fund. Firms utilize clear regulations to create compliant financial documents while obtaining better control of approval duration estimates. Market analysts predict Litecoin will get approval during the same timeframe as Solana.
The official approval process for Litecoin as a commodity could speed up, enabling its completion before Q4 2025. Research from Bloomberg indicates that the approval process for Exchange-Traded Funds regarding Litecoin stays steady. Maintaining regulatory transparency and engagement through future stages should lead to earlier fund approval.
Mixed Outlook for XRP, Dogecoin, and Cardano ETFs
XRP trails Solana and Litecoin slightly with an 85% approval chance. Although regulatory progress has shown minor improvement, the legal standing behind XRP remains difficult to determine. Research by Bloomberg analysts confirmed the incorrect nature of predictions regarding a launch before April.
The approval possibilities for Dogecoin and Cardano ETFs are 80% and 75%, respectively. The assets are subject to extensive legal oversight because their definition as commodities is ambiguous. The regulatory uncertainty maintains its hold on the approval durations for these payment measures.
The SEC maintains strategic caution toward meme-based assets and staking instruments, which delays the evaluation process of exchange-traded funds. The likelihood of approval exists, but indications suggest that delays are expected to be extensive. Bloomberg predicts that these approvals will extend beyond 2025 until their final release.