By Isaac • September 2, 2026 7:23 am •
The crypto industry’s message to the Securities and Exchange Commission is straightforward: new products should face serious review, but “novel” should not become a catch-all reason to slow everything down.
Grayscale, Andreessen Horowitz and the Crypto Council for Innovation submitted comments as the SEC closed its consultation on novel exchange-traded funds.
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The SEC’s public docket for File No. S7-2026-24 records the filings received around the Aug. 31 deadline, including submissions from asset managers, trading firms, investor advocates, fund-industry groups and exchange operators.
The three commenters did not ask the agency to ignore risk. They argued that the SEC should judge products by what they actually hold, how they operate and what protections they provide—not automatically subject
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