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Since they're exchange traded it's the SEC in the US (or other regulators in other countries) who decide if an ETF is approved or not. If you can convince them
by trompetenaccoun 3y ago
Since they're exchange traded it's the SEC in the US (or other regulators in other countries) who decide if an ETF is approved or not. If you can convince them that magic the gathering cards are traded in a market that's sufficiently compliant with their regulations, I don't see why not. Maybe if BlackRock & co were really into MTG card trading, they'd be more compelled to approve. Seems to have helped Bitcoin because it many have filed and all were rejected until those big name asset managers got in ;)