CoinMeta Data: On October 2nd, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) approved a rule change that allows six products issued by Volatility Shares to be listed and traded on exchanges. Each of these products is designed to provide three times the daily return of the underlying asset. In addition to Bitcoin and Ethereum, these products also cover gold, silver, crude oil, and natural gas. This approval marks the first time that the leverage limit for crypto funds in the United States has been exceeded by two times. Nevertheless, these funds have not yet started trading, as issuers are still waiting for the SEC to declare their registration statements effective. Market analysts point out that this leverage is mainly used for trading purposes rather than investment, and it must be rebalanced daily to maintain a three-times leverage ratio, which could lead to capital losses in volatile markets.