Key Takeaways Grayscale and CCI back confidential filing options to reduce copycat crypto ETF filings. A16z push for faster ETF reviews, while A16z says speed should not mean lighter scrutiny. The SEC’s decision could shape how quickly new crypto ETFs reach investors. The differing positions of these giants are now public as the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) published responses to its request for comment on “Novel ETFs” (exchange-traded funds). As the name suggests, these include funds that hold unusual assets or offer less common strategies, including investments in crypto assets. In total, the SEC asked 27 questions, while …