BlackRock and SEC key meeting! In-depth discussion on encryption ETF staking and options regulation, will institutional entry accelerate?

Asset management giant BlackRock and the US SEC met on Friday on key topics such as stakes, options and tokenization of cryptocurrency ETFs. Against the backdrop of a shift in regulatory attitudes towards cooperation, this move may accelerate the institutional development of the crypto market. (Synopsis: BlackRock "IBIT" bought $970 million in BTC in a single day, the second highest in history!) US Bitcoin ETF has been net inflow for 8 consecutive days) (Background supplement: SEC official website: VanEck has submitted a BNB ETF application, including additional income such as staking) BlackRock, the world's largest asset manager, held a key meeting with the US Securities and Exchange Commission's (SEC) cryptocurrency working group yesterday (8). The focus of the conference focused on the staking and options functions of cryptocurrency ETFs, which are of high interest to the market, while also broadly discussing the overall regulatory framework for digital assets. The conversation comes at a time when the SEC's stance toward cryptocurrency regulation has shifted from strict enforcement to proactive communication and collaboration since President Trump took office. Focus: Stake, Options and Tokenization Regulation According to the meeting memorandum, the two sides discussed the following directions: Stake: Factors to consider in promoting ETPs (exchange-traded products) with staking capabilities Crypto ETP Options: Discuss the criteria for establishing liquidity thresholds and position caps for ETP options. ETP Approval Criteria: It is hoped that the SEC will clearly define the conditions for approving crypto ETFs and discuss the need for "transitional guidance" for issuers to follow. Asset Tokenization: Explore how to advance asset tokenization under the current federal securities regulatory framework. In recent months, several companies have applied to the SEC to open ETF staking capabilities. Robert Mitchnick, head of BlackRock's digital asset division, noted in March that the introduction of staking for Ethereum spot ETFs would be a big step forward, although there are still a number of "complex challenges." According to the memorandum, he also participated in the meeting, showing that the importance of the discussion cannot be ignored. It is worth mentioning that the SEC last month approved a number of Ethereum ETFs including BlackRock, Grayscale, Bitwise open option trading, and the regulatory attitude has obviously turned open. SEC Regulatory Winds Shift: From Enforcement to Collaboration Trump's new SEC chairman, Paul Atkins, expressed a positive view of the potential of digital assets, saying publicly that "digital assets will bring great benefits." He plans to work with lawmakers to establish a supportive crypto regulatory framework, in contrast to former chairman Gary Gensler's emphasis on enforcement. At present, the SEC Cryptocurrency Task Force, led by Republican Commissioner Hester Peirce, known as the "crypto mother", is actively communicating with industry stakeholders through roundtables and other forms to explore a more pragmatic and feasible regulatory path. BlackRock's meeting with the SEC is not only a concrete communication between key players, but also an important watershed in promoting the institutionalization and institutionalization of the crypto market. Against the backdrop of a shift in regulatory attitudes, institutional inflows are expected to accelerate. How to protect the rights and interests of investors and maintain market stability while encouraging innovation will be a key issue for future supervision, and will also profoundly affect the pace and direction of digital assets into the global financial system. Related reports US lawmakers pressure SEC: 25 Chinese companies, including Alibaba, Baidu, should be immediately delisted from the "US exchange" Crypto mother criticizes SEC regulation: US companies like playing the "floor is magma" game, it is time to build bridges for the industry Paul Atkins officially became the new chairman of the SEC, and the next step is to approve XRP and SOL. and other altcoin ETFs, open to Ethereum staking? BlackRock and SEC Key Meeting! Deep talk about crypto ETF staking and option supervision, institutional entry will accelerate? This article was first published in BlockTempo's "Dynamic Trend - The Most Influential Blockchain News Media".