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SEC Clears Nasdaq Texas Listing Rule Update Featuring XRP in Example Calculation
The SEC approved a generic listing standard amendment for Nasdaq Texas that includes XRP and other tokens in a hypothetical portfolio demonstration.
Under order number 34-106268 dated September 3, the Securities and Exchange Commission approved a proposal from Nasdaq Texas to update Rule 5711(d). The amendment modifies generic listing standards for Commodity-Based Trust Shares, which encompass spot crypto trust vehicles on the venue.
The text explains that the inclusion of XRP, Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana does not represent a new legal determination of their commodity status under federal law. Instead, the SEC used the tokens in an illustrative calculation showing the mechanics of a 15% holdings buffer across a hypothetical $95 million portfolio.
The assets were eligible for the example because they met existing requirements, notably having futures contracts traded on an ISG market for over six months and minimum 40% ETF economic exposure. The approval aligns with identical listing standard updates established for Cboe, NYSE Arca, and Nasdaq in July.
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