The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has pushed back the decision timeline for proposed exchange-traded funds (ETFs) related to XRP and Dogecoin. While these applications remain under review, the SEC’s delay signals a cautious approach towards non-Bitcoin cryptocurrencies. The new deadlines are now set for mid-June, extending a pattern of ETF deferrals also affecting Solana applications and other companies seeking regulatory approval. Grayscale Investments submitted its XRP fund proposal to Cboe’s BZX Exchange in February. Similarly, Grayscale’s Dogecoin ETF request follows its DOGE Trust product and reflects the firm’s ambition to expand spot crypto ETFs beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum. 21Shares also faces delays for a Solana ETF application. 21Shares and Bitwise have each had their applications for SEC approval put on hold due to regulatory uncertainties, including those surrounding XRP.