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The SEC is reviewing automatic filing pathways after exotic crypto and event-linked ETF proposals flooded the market

The SEC is reviewing automatic filing pathways after exotic crypto and event-linked ETF proposals flooded the marketWorldPing

Wall Street now wants a ticker to hold almost any financial idea an investor might type into a brokerage search bar, from Bitcoin and funds promising two or three times a stock's daily return to private assets and contracts tied to elections or econo…

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