The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is reportedly considering whether to approve additional crypto exchange-traded funds as part of a wider shift in its regulatory approach. The discussion reflects growing pressure to clarify how digital asset products should be overseen in U.S. markets.

According to people familiar with the matter, the agency is reviewing possible changes that could open the door to more crypto-linked investment products. Any move would follow years of cautious oversight and could signal a more flexible stance toward the industry, though no final decision has been announced.

Crypto ETFs have become a major focus for investors seeking regulated exposure to digital assets without directly holding tokens. Supporters argue that broader approval could improve access and bring more assets under market supervision, while critics warn that such products still carry significant risk.

The reported deliberations come as Washington faces pressure to modernize rules for fast-moving financial technologies. For now, the SEC has not publicly confirmed any approval timeline, and the scope of the potential changes remains unclear.