Bloomberg Analyst: The SEC's general listing standards are not the end for digital asset treasury companies.

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[Bloomberg Analyst: SEC's General Listing Standards Are Not the End of Digital Asset Treasury Companies] In response to Nate Geraci, president of The ETF Store, who believes that the SEC's general listing standards are essentially a death knell for DATS (digital asset treasury companies), citing that DATS's development relies on regulatory arbitrage, Bloomberg analyst James Seyffart expressed his disagreement in a post on platform X, stating, "ETF did not kill MSTR (MicroStrategy). They also cannot invest capital in DeFi ecosystems like ETH (Ethereum) or SOL to generate returns/profits. That said, if you are merely referring to the fact that many things that currently exist will not exist in the future, I agree."

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