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According to PANews, Grayscale, a cryptocurrency asset management company, has submitted a notice to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on May 7th to withdraw its Ethereum (ETH) futures ETF application. The SEC was originally scheduled to make a final decision on Grayscale's Ethereum futures ETF on May 30th. Grayscale initially submitted the 19b-4 application for the Ethereum futures ETF on September 19, 2023. If approved, the ETF would have been listed on the New York Stock Exchange.

December 27, 2025 – The XRP market is entering the final stretch of 2025 in a state of palpable tension, caught between eroding short-term trader patience and steadfast institutional accumulation. With the price hovering around $1.87**—a stark decline from its **$3.66 peak just five months ago—the community's sentiment is notably divided. Against this backdrop, a bold prediction from financial commentator Jake Claver has reignited fervent debate across crypto social platforms.

The Bold Prediction: "99.99999% Confidence" in a Year-End Surge
Claver has staked a dramatic claim, asserting he is “99.99999% confident” that XRP will execute “an unbelievable move” before the calendar flips to 2026. This statement, made with mere days remaining in the year, has been met with both skepticism and hope from a holder base fatigued by a series of failed breakout attempts throughout 2025.
The chart narrative has been one of consistent struggle: brief rallies have been swiftly met with selling pressure, preventing any sustained bullish momentum. This pattern has led many investors to abandon short-term speculation in favor of longer-term horizons.
Diverging Signals: Weak Price vs. Strong Institutional Flow
While the price action paints a picture of weakness, on-chain and institutional data reveals a more complex story. XRP-related exchange-traded products (ETPs) have recorded a staggering $1.14 billion in net inflows over the past month alone. Heavyweight firms like Grayscale, Bitwise, and Franklin Templeton continue to attract capital into their XRP-linked funds, even at depressed price levels.
The total net assets in these institutional vehicles now approximate $1.25 billion, representing nearly 1% of XRP’s total market capitalization. This sustained inflow suggests that professional and institutional interest remains robust, forming what Claver identifies as a critical foundational piece for a potential price revaluation.
The Long-Term Vision: Triple-Digit Ambitions and Catalysts
Claver's outlook extends far beyond a year-end pump. He has reiterated a long-standing thesis that XRP could eventually reach triple-digit dollar values, contingent on a confluence of major catalysts:
· Clarifying U.S. Regulatory Action: Positive developments in the ongoing regulatory landscape.
· Expansion of XRP ETP/ETF Products: Continued growth and new product launches, such as the speculated (but unconfirmed) involvement of XRP in a recently filed BlackRock ETF.
· Global Macroeconomic Shifts: Including "global liquidity shifts" and financial modernization efforts in jurisdictions like Japan.
Mounting Criticism and Community Frustration
However, such ultra-bullish projections are facing intensified criticism. A significant portion of the community views repeated bold predictions—especially following a year of underperformance and missed targets—as damaging to analyst credibility. The frustration of holders, many of whom have seen their portfolio value nearly halve since mid-year, is becoming increasingly vocal.
2026: The Pivotal Horizon
As 2025 draws to a close, XRP finds itself at a crossroads. The disconnect between steady institutional accumulation and stagnant retail price action is the defining characteristic of the current market. Whether Claver's extreme confidence proves prescient in the final days or not, the broader market conversation is already pivoting toward 2026.
The key questions heading into the new year remain:
1. Can the growing institutional footprint finally translate into sustained upward price momentum?
2. Will the anticipated regulatory and macroeconomic catalysts materialize?
3. How long will holder patience last?
For now, XRP represents not just a digital asset bet, but a profound test of conviction in the face of prolonged consolidation. The stage is set for 2026 to be a decisive chapter in XRP's tumultuous journey.
Disclaimer:
This content is for informational purposes only and is not investment advice. The cryptocurrency market is highly volatile. Always conduct your own research (DYOR) and consult with a qualified financial advisor before making any investment decisions.
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Spot bitcoin and ether exchange-traded funds have observed significant outflows on Dec. 24 due to traders trimming their portfolios before the Christmas holiday season, known for a time of reduced market liquidity and tight market positioning.
Data from SoSoValue indicated that there were total net outflows amounting to approximately $175 million on the bitcoin spot ETFs, whereas the ether spot ETFs faced total net outflows amounting to approximately $57 million. This could be attributed to the seasonal trends, whereby traders tend to avoid risks during holiday sessions due to thin markets since the desks are not fully staffed.
The biggest daily exit in the case of bitcoin ETFs was recorded in BlackRock's IBIT, which saw $91.37 million leave the fund. The second biggest exit was recorded in Grayscale’s GBTC, which saw $24.62 million leave the fund.
The Ether ETFs also faced a similar situation. Net outflows stood at 52.7 million dollars, led by Grayscale's ETHE ETF, where net outflows reached 33.78 million dollars. It marked a cumulative historical net outflow of more than 5.08 billion dollars for ETHE ETF, marking the shift towards the new structure.
Not all flows were negative, though. The Grayscale Ethereum Mini Trust ETF pulled in another $3.33 million, lifting its total inflows to $1.506 billion. This serves as an indication that despite slow market trends, investors remain active in various products based on their chosen structures and notions of efficiency.
There are also dynamics of holiday trading patterns in ETF flow data. Volumes are lower and spreads are larger around holidays; as a consequence, even a small trade order can significantly affect the net inflows and outflows throughout daily periods around major holidays and days. Thus, "short-term market action around major holidays should not be given particular attention as a change in market conviction".
Although ongoing outflows could pressure sentiment, they do not necessarily portend a bearish sentiment environment. Oftentimes, outflows simply translate to normal portfolio rebalancing or tax-driven strategies and not a gutted withdrawal of funds from a particular asset class. However, since ETF markets related to both bitcoin and ether have been generally recognized as a representation of institutional investment sentiment trends, ongoing outflows can continue to emphasize that the crypto markets remain a risk asset and that they remain sensitive to market conditions. As markets roll past the holiday period, it will be interesting to see if fund flows return to a normal trend and possibly turnover, providing a good indicator for institutional buying.

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