Core Insights - Wall Street is expected to see a significant influx of crypto exchange-traded funds (ETFs), with estimates of over a hundred new ETFs in the next six to twelve months [1][2] - The catalyst for this surge is new SEC rules that allow crypto ETFs to launch in 75 days instead of the previous 240 days, provided they meet basic criteria [2][8] - The success of Bitcoin ETFs, which currently hold $152 billion, has demonstrated strong demand for crypto products, influencing regulatory changes [3][4] Regulatory Changes - New SEC rules effective September 17 enable quicker approval for crypto ETFs, allowing funds with futures contracts on regulated US exchanges to be approved [2][8] - This marks a significant shift from the previous era under Gary Gensler, where the approval process for a single Bitcoin ETF took over a decade [7] Market Dynamics - Memecoins like Dogecoin and Shiba Inu now qualify for ETF listings, with Dogecoin ETFs already filed and potentially launching soon [5][6] - The launch of these ETFs may create inefficiencies and fee drag due to the use of payment subsidiaries or overseas ETFs, but they will provide US investors with familiar exposure to crypto [6] Historical Context - The current regulatory environment is a result of pro-crypto policymakers appointed during Donald Trump's administration, which has facilitated a more favorable landscape for crypto ETFs [4]