Today, at Crypto, US exchanges are seeking regulatory approval for the unified Crypto Fund listing framework. Coinbase and JPMorgan will work together to provide crypto access to Chase’s customers. And the co-founder of Samourai Wallet will change his innocence plea.
cboe, nayse arca sec rule change request to streamline crypto etf list
The Chicago Board Options Exchange (CBOE) may file a rule change request with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to allow crypto fund issuers to list products under a unified framework, and may remove the need for individual approvals for each new fund.
This filing was highlighted by ETF analyst Nate Geraci. NateGeraci said the proposed rule changes could streamline the approval process for Crypto Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs).
If the rule changes pass, “there is no need to request specific approval for each cryptographic ETF as long as it meets certain criteria,” Geraci said.
Geraci said similar submissions were also submitted by NYSE Arca.
Under current regulations, an exchange is required to file a 19B-4 form for each new Crypto ETF offering, and a long, often complicated review process must be launched by the SEC.
The application comes one day after the SEC approved the creation and redemption of the Crypto ETF physical, bringing the asset class closer to the traditional fund structure.
jpmorgan allows crypto purchases at Coinbase
JPMorgan Chase has partnered with Crypto Exchange Coinbase to introduce crypto integrations to its customers. This is a step to filling traditional funds with digital assets.
Coinbase announced Wednesday that Chase Credit Card Card holders can use their cards to purchase Crypto at Coinbase. Additionally, Coinbase said JPMorgan customers can also redeem Chase Ultimate Rewards Points (USDC) in 2026.
Coinbase said this will be crypto’s first major redemption programme. “For the first time, points from major credit card reward programs can be redeemed for crypto rewards,” Coinbase said.
Coinbase also said that Chase Card users can link their accounts directly to Coinbase. Exchange says the feature, scheduled for 2026, will provide an easy way for users to buy Crypto.
The new integration follows JPMorgan’s broader push to digital assets.
On July 16, JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon revealed in a revenue call that the company plans to engage in Stubcoin. The move was driven by competition with other fintech companies seeking to replicate the traditional financial system.
“We’re involved in, understand, and we’re good at, both JP Morgan sediment coins and stub coins,” Dimon said.
Samourai Wallet co-founder pleaded guilty to US charges
Samourai Wallet co-founders Keonne Rodriguez and William Lonergan Hill on Tuesday announced they would change their innocence plea to US charges arising from their involvement in the Crypto mixing protocol.
The application in federal court in New York would see Rodriguez and Hill change their plea before the court on Wednesday morning. The two pleaded not guilty and attempted to dismiss charges related to Samorai Wallet, which prosecutors allegedly were an unauthorized money transfer business that had processed more than $2 billion in illegal transactions.
Samorai CEO Rodriguez and his chief technology officer Hill have been charged with conspiracy to commit money laundering, serving his biggest sentence of 20 years.
The pair was also charged with running an unlicensed money transfer business. This is sentenced to five years in prison and can be faced at bars for up to 25 years.
