What would it mean if SEI's ETF gets approval from the SEC? This is a question worth pondering.

The most straightforward answer is: those who are unfamiliar with blockchain, unable to buy cryptocurrencies, and don't want to bother with wallets will finally be able to purchase SEI-related assets directly through a regular US stock account. It sounds simple, but the implications behind it are significant.

For most ordinary investors, they don't need to understand how innovative SEI's technical architecture is. They just need to know one thing: SEI is an income-generating asset related to the public chain ecosystem. That's it.

Why is such an ETF product so crucial? Because it breaks down barriers to entry. The biggest obstacle for traditional investors entering the crypto asset space isn't understanding the technology but the complexity of operations. ETFs change all of this—allowing anyone with a US stock account to participate, and in theory, even earn staking rewards. The implications for the entire ecosystem are self-evident.