According to foreign media, as the number of XRP, Solana and multi-asset encryption products continues to increase in the United States market, Belet may in the future expand the FEF product line from bitcoin and Ethera to more tokens. This judgement, however, remains at the market-person forecast level, and Belet has yet to publicly disclose its plans.

The current product is close to $70 billion.

As at 26 August, the net assets of ETF IBIT, available in Bitcoin under the Beled flag, were approximately $60.52 billion. The size of ETHA, of the two products associated with the Taifu, is about $8.26 billion, and the size of ETHB, which supports pledge proceeds, is about $833 million.

On the basis of available data, Belet ' s combined managed assets, which are mainly encrypted ETFs, are close to $69.6 billion. However, ETHA and ETHB's bottom assets are all related to Etherpo, which only adds to the pledge proceeds design and cannot simply be considered as a completely independent three types of encryption opening.

There are no new applications in the public record.

It was mentioned that ETF Store President Nate Geraci believed that Belet would eventually introduce more spot encryption ETFs, possibly even covering single-single currency or multi-asset index products. However, he did not provide evidence of regulatory documents, intra-company communication or undisclosed product plans.

According to a search of the U.S. SEC public records, as of 27 August, Belet had not been found to have submitted registration documents for XRP, Solana or other single-singled ETFs, nor had it been found to have made public applications for encryption index ETFs.

The competition has expanded the product line.

Unlike Belet, which is still focused on bitcoin and Ethera, some competitors have expanded their product lines to XRP, Solana and multi-asset structures. Data cited in the report indicate that only live XRP ETF held assets of approximately $1 billion in August; as at 24 August, the cumulative net inflow of such products was about $1.57 billion.

The report argues that the next expansion of Belet ultimately will depend on client demand, liquidity, hosting support, market monitoring conditions and the expected size of the Fund. At this stage, the first clear signal of a change in strategy that can be demonstrated will continue to be the SEC document, Delaware Trust registration or official corporate announcement.