According to DigitalToday, the active multi-asset cryptocurrency ETF from American asset management giant T. Rowe Price has officially received regulatory approval from the U.S. SEC, bringing it one step closer to being listed and traded on the NYSE Arca. The ETF plans to invest in 5 to 15 cryptocurrencies, with candidate assets including BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP, ADA, AVAX, LTC, DOT, HBAR, BCH, LINK, XLM, SUI, as well as DOGE and SHIB. The report notes that this is T. Rowe Price's first attempt to enter the crypto ETF market.

ARCA1.75%
BTC0.20%
ETH-0.68%
SOL-0.80%
XRP-1.76%
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GateUser-0fdb3438
· 12h ago
Seeing SHIB and DOGE listed alongside BTC and ETH is a bit hard to swallow. Does active management mean you can adjust your holdings or delete coins at any time? Would that still count as an ETF?
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AlphaAfterTea
· 12h ago
HBAR XLM these familiar faces are still here, and new public chains like SUI have also entered; the coin selection logic is quite cross-cycle. The premium rate on the first day of listing is worth paying attention to.
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GateUser-8df0eb2b
· 12h ago
The veteran asset management firm is finally stepping into the game.
In this list, meme coins and legitimate protocols are mixed together.
How do they balance the weights in active management?
Curious about their risk control model.
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OwlAuthorizationMonitor
· 12h ago
The SEC's approval process is faster than expected, and after BlackRock paved the way, traditional institutions have noticeably accelerated their follow-up pace. Multi-asset classes are more friendly to retail investors, eliminating the need to choose coins themselves.
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AprWhisperer
· 12h ago
T. Rowe Price— even these conservatives have come in, indicating that the ETF narrative is moving from the fringe to mainstream allocation. But a basket of 15 coins likely has a fee rate that is not low.
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