The post What Experts Say About SOL, XRP, HBAR ETFs Listed on DTCC appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. In the second week of September, the global crypto community grew excited after Fidelity’s Solana ETF (FSOL), Canary’s HBAR ETF (HBR), and XRP ETF (XRPC) appeared on the Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC) website. This development marks a notable step in bringing crypto ETFs to the US market. However, many questions remain about the likelihood of approval. What does this listing really mean? What Experts Say About Solana, XRP, and HBAR ETFs Listed on DTCC DTCC is a leading post-trade processing institution in the US. It handles clearing and settlement for financial transactions, including ETFs. Sponsored Sponsored According to market watcher Wu Blockchain, the appearance of FSOL, HBR, and XRPC on DTCC is part of the preparation process for launching new ETFs. Previously, VanEck’s VSOL ETF and Canary Capital’s Litecoin ETF also appeared on the DTCC list. At the time of writing, all three altcoins—SOL, HBAR, and XRP—hit new highs for September today. The move reflects strong short-term trader sentiment toward these altcoins. Solana, Hedera, and XRP Price. Source: TradingView. The development has raised investor hopes for coordinated efforts among ETF providers that could result in simultaneous approvals for several popular altcoins. Such approvals would benefit the tokens themselves and strengthen their ecosystems, as seen with Solana’s network. If these approvals occur in Q4, it could prolong the altcoin season. However, a DTCC listing does not mean SEC approval or the completion of other regulatory procedures. It remains only a technical step. “DTCC listing Fidelity’s Solana ETF and Canary’s XRP & HBAR ETFs doesn’t mean anything from a regulatory standpoint. It’s all on the SEC,” Nate Geraci, co-founder of The ETF Institute, said. Eric Balchunas, Bloomberg’s ETF analyst, agreed with Geraci. He explained that many tickers are added but never launched—probably almost none of them. The SEC recently delayed… The post What Experts Say About SOL, XRP, HBAR ETFs Listed on DTCC appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. In the second week of September, the global crypto community grew excited after Fidelity’s Solana ETF (FSOL), Canary’s HBAR ETF (HBR), and XRP ETF (XRPC) appeared on the Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC) website. This development marks a notable step in bringing crypto ETFs to the US market. However, many questions remain about the likelihood of approval. What does this listing really mean? What Experts Say About Solana, XRP, and HBAR ETFs Listed on DTCC DTCC is a leading post-trade processing institution in the US. It handles clearing and settlement for financial transactions, including ETFs. Sponsored Sponsored According to market watcher Wu Blockchain, the appearance of FSOL, HBR, and XRPC on DTCC is part of the preparation process for launching new ETFs. Previously, VanEck’s VSOL ETF and Canary Capital’s Litecoin ETF also appeared on the DTCC list. At the time of writing, all three altcoins—SOL, HBAR, and XRP—hit new highs for September today. The move reflects strong short-term trader sentiment toward these altcoins. Solana, Hedera, and XRP Price. Source: TradingView. The development has raised investor hopes for coordinated efforts among ETF providers that could result in simultaneous approvals for several popular altcoins. Such approvals would benefit the tokens themselves and strengthen their ecosystems, as seen with Solana’s network. If these approvals occur in Q4, it could prolong the altcoin season. However, a DTCC listing does not mean SEC approval or the completion of other regulatory procedures. It remains only a technical step. “DTCC listing Fidelity’s Solana ETF and Canary’s XRP & HBAR ETFs doesn’t mean anything from a regulatory standpoint. It’s all on the SEC,” Nate Geraci, co-founder of The ETF Institute, said. Eric Balchunas, Bloomberg’s ETF analyst, agreed with Geraci. He explained that many tickers are added but never launched—probably almost none of them. The SEC recently delayed…