The US securities market is undergoing significant changes. The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) recently announced the approval of a resolution that allows three national securities exchanges to adopt a universal listing standard for commodity trust shares. This decision covers spot commodities, including digital assets, and marks a milestone where eligible exchange products can be directly listed for trading without the need to apply for rule modifications one by one.

This move is seen as a major boost for the digital asset market. The SEC chairman stated that this decision will provide investors with more options while promoting industry innovation and lowering the barriers for digital asset products to enter the U.S. capital markets. The head of the SEC's market division emphasized that this decision offers the investment community a clearer regulatory environment and certainty, while also safeguarding investor rights through a standardized approach.

At the same time, the SEC also approved the listing of a digital large-cap fund based on the CoinDesk 5 index and the launch of options trading related to Bitcoin ETF indices on the Chicago Board Options Exchange. These initiatives together represent a positive response from U.S. regulators to the digital asset market, which is expected to further promote the development and normalization of the sector.

Industry experts point out that this series of regulatory measures reflects the importance and supportive attitude of U.S. regulators towards the digital asset market. Simplifying the listing process not only benefits market efficiency but may also attract more institutional investors into the digital asset space. However, investors still need to carefully assess the associated risks and closely monitor market trends and regulatory changes.