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With spot $XRP ETFs now live, institutional investors finally have an easy way to gain exposure to XRP. Early numbers show that a noticeable share of XRP’s circulating supply is already being absorbed by these funds, which may play a major role in price movement over the coming year.
After the ETF launch, XRP saw a sharp 30 percent drop, falling from its November 10 high of 2.58 dollars to 1.81 dollars. The reaction lined up with the broader market sell-off that began in early October. Even with the correction, XRP has bounced back and is trading around 2.30 dollars, continuing its trend of higher lows that started in April.
ETF Accumulation Is Building Quickly
All four spot $XRP ETFs are now active, and early inflows show solid interest:
Canary Capital: 151.67 million XRP (as of Nov. 26)
Bitwise: Increased holdings from 59 million to 67 million XRP following Monday’s session
Franklin Templeton (XRPZ): 32 million XRP, with 62.94 million dollars in net assets
Grayscale (GXRP): 36.09 million XRP, holding 19.4 XRP per share
Most products average around 10 XRP per share, while Grayscale’s higher ratio reflects its elevated trading price.
On-chain activity backs this trend: transaction volume is up more than 220 percent, and several whale wallets have been accumulating millions of XRP in anticipation of upcoming SEC decisions on additional ETF filings. More approvals would likely bring even stronger demand.
Upcoming XRP ETF Launches (2026)
CoinShares XRP ETF (XRPL) — expected by end of Q1 2026
21Shares U.S. Spot XRP Product — early to mid-2026
ProShares XRP Strategy ETF — post-2026 (no confirmed date)
WisdomTree XRP Trust — expected before end of Q1 2026
12-Month Price Projection
XRP’s fundamentals are lining up in a way that resembles Bitcoin’s setup before its own ETF boom. Ripple continues adding financial institutions to its network and expanding technical development for enterprise adoption. When paired with ETF demand, the overall environment looks favorable.
Analysts estimate that XRP could gain 200 to 300 percent over the next year, potentially entering the double-digit range if inflows grow consistently. Even if institutional buyers accumulate privately, the effect can mirror Bitcoin’s rise after its ETF approval, when $BTC climbed more than 220 percent.

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Bitwise cập nhật hồ sơ ETF $AVAX , cho phép staking 70% AVAX để sinh lời, sẽ niêm yết Mỹ vào đầu 2026.
Bitwise Avalanche ETF (gọi tắt là “Quỹ Tín thác”) là một sản phẩm giao dịch trao đổi (ETP). Quỹ này phát hành các cổ phiếu phổ thông về quyền hưởng lợi (“Cổ phiếu”), dự kiến sẽ được niêm yết trên sàn NYSE Arca, Inc. (“Sàn giao dịch”) với mã giao dịch là “BAVA”.
Mục tiêu đầu tư chính: Cung cấp khả năng tiếp xúc (exposure) với giá trị của đồng Avalanche mà Quỹ nắm giữ, sau khi trừ đi chi phí vận hành và các khoản nợ phải trả khác.Mục tiêu đầu tư phụ: Tìm kiếm thêm lượng Avalanche bổ sung thông qua hoạt động staking.Cách thức định giá: Để đạt được mục tiêu chính, Quỹ sẽ nắm giữ Avalanche và xác định Giá trị Tài sản Ròng (NAV) dựa trên chỉ số CME CF Avalanche–Dollar Reference Rate – New York Variant (“Chuẩn Định giá”).Chuẩn Định giá này được tính toán bởi CF Benchmarks Ltd. dựa trên dữ liệu giao dịch tổng hợp từ các sàn giao dịch Avalanche lớn (“Các Nền tảng Thành phần”).Phí quản lý: Quỹ sẽ trả cho Nhà Bảo trợ một khoản phí quản lý thống nhất là 0,34% mỗi năm trên tổng lượng Avalanche mà Quỹ nắm giữ.Miễn phí tạm thời: Trong vòng 1 tháng kể từ ngày Cổ phiếu bắt đầu niêm yết trên Sàn giao dịch, Nhà Bảo trợ đồng ý miễn toàn bộ phí này cho 500 triệu USD tài sản đầu tiên của Quỹ.

Based on news reports from November 2025, a new XRP-based exchange-traded fund (ETF) has been launched, potentially driving demand and a price increase for the cryptocurrency. Analysts have also noted the potential for institutional adoption of the XRPL for real-world assets. However, on November 23, 2025, XRP dropped along with the broader market due to bitcoin weakness, pushing it into oversold territory, though a rebound is possible.
What Traders Should Watch
• $1.90 remains the line in the sand. A close below opens the path toward October’s deep liquidity pockets
• Reclaiming $1.96 is essential to neutralize the descending channel and restore short-term bullish momentum
• ETF flows—especially Bitwise’s AUM trajectory—may provide upside catalysts if volume accelerates
• Divergences and oversold signals favor near-term bounce attempts, but whale distribution remains the dominant risk
• Market-wide fear levels remain elevated; XRP will continue to overreact to Bitcoin volatility
Recent developments in XRP news
ETF launch: The launch of the first XRP exchange-traded fund is seen as a major catalyst for bringing new investment capital into the XRP market.Institutional interest: Analysts suggest that institutional investors could increasingly utilize the XRP Ledger (XRPL) as a financial rail for tokenized real-world assets (RWAs), with some growth in this area already noted in mid-2025.AI integration: The platform SSEA AI announced it has integrated AI technology to help global digital asset enthusiasts acquire XRP returns.Market volatility: XRP has experienced some short-term price fluctuations, dropping along with the wider crypto market, though some analysts remain optimistic about its long-term potential.Long-term projections: Some analysts predict significant price increases for XRP over the next several years, citing factors like the new ETF and Ripple's payment infrastructure.
Bullish for RIPPLE and XRP.
🚀🚀XRP TO THE MOON🚀🚀
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DO YOUR OWN RESEARCH.(DYOR)
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Right, let’s talk about crypto ETFs, because—much like pineapple on pizza or people who clap when the plane lands—they are deeply divisive.
Now, for the uninitiated, an ETF (Exchange-Traded Fund) is basically an investment vehicle that tracks an asset or a group of assets and trades like a stock. It’s a bit like ordering a tasting menu instead of committing to one dish—you get a little bit of everything, and ideally, you don’t end up with food poisoning.
Crypto ETFs, then, are just ETFs that track cryptocurrencies—most commonly Bitcoin. The idea is that instead of going through the absolute nightmare of setting up a crypto wallet, remembering a 24-word passphrase that sounds like an AI-generated poem, and praying you don’t send your $BTC to some abyss where it’s lost forever, you can just buy a crypto ETF through your stockbroker like a normal person.
The big news recently has been the approval of spot Bitcoin ETFs, which are different from the futures Bitcoin ETFs that have been around for a while. Futures ETFs are basically betting on what Bitcoin will be worth later, like that friend who always says, “Oh, I was going to buy Bitcoin in 2012, but I decided to invest in NFTs of sad-looking monkeys instead.” A spot ETF, though, actually holds Bitcoin. This is a huge deal because it allows institutional investors—aka the financial big boys in their tailored suits—to pour serious money into Bitcoin without touching an actual crypto exchange.
Now, proponents say crypto ETFs are great because they bring legitimacy to the space, increase accessibility, and provide a safer way to get exposure to Bitcoin. Critics, on the other hand, argue that crypto ETFs go against the entire point of crypto, which was supposed to be about decentralisation and self-custody. It’s like running a marathon but taking an Uber for most of it—you’re technically participating, but you’ve kind of missed the point.
And then, of course, there’s the regulatory side. The SEC in the U.S. has historically treated crypto ETFs with the kind of suspicion usually reserved for emails promising a Nigerian prince’s inheritance. But after years of delays, lawsuits, and general regulatory grumbling, they finally caved and approved them in early 2024.
So, are crypto ETFs good or bad? Well, that depends. If you want to gain exposure to Bitcoin without the hassle, they’re great. If you believe crypto should be about self-sovereignty and financial freedom, they might feel a bit like selling out. Either way, they’re here, they’re growing, and they’re making Wall Street very, very rich.
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Estado actual de los ETFs de criptomonedas

Pendientes de aprobación: XRP y SOL
La SEC está revisando una larga lista de aplicaciones para ETFs al contado de altcoins, especialmente para XRP y Solana (SOL). El consenso entre analistas y plataformas predictivas como Polymarket indica una probabilidad de aprobación muy alta: entre 95 % y 99 %.
Se estima que la decisión clave podría tomarse entre octubre y diciembre de 2025, en un calendario de revisión consolidado para múltiples propuestas.
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ProShares ya tiene un ETF XRP aprobado
Actualmente, el ProShares Ultra XRP ETF, que ofrece una exposición con apalancamiento (2×) sobre futuros de XRP, ya está aprobado y cotiza en la NYSE Arca. Sin embargo, no es un ETF spot, es decir, no posee XRP directamente.
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Filetes importantes y expectativas de flujo
Están pendientes varias aplicaciones de firmas importantes como Grayscale, Bitwise, 21Shares, WisdomTree, Franklin Templeton, y CoinShares. Todas apuntan a que el resultado llegará entre octubre y diciembre.
Los analistas estiman que, de aprobarse los ETFs spot de XRP, podrían atraer flujos de $5–8 mil millones en el primer mes.

Demora en decisiones regulatorias
Aunque las expectativas de aprobación son elevadas, la SEC ha postergado varias decisiones hasta octubre, incluyendo las de XRP y también ETFs de Solana y Litecoin. Esto se considera una demora procedimental estándar durante periodos de revisión extensiva.
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Aún no hay aprobaciones recientes de ETFs spot para XRP o Solana, pero el clima regulatorio es prometedor. La SEC ha fortalecido las líneas maestras de revisión y los plazos de decisión se consolidan hacia finales de 2025.
La aprobación de cualquier ETF al contado de XRP representaría un gran catalizador, potencialmente disparando flujos significativos desde capital institucional y retail.
Mientras tanto, solo existen ETFs apalancados o derivados (como el de ProShares) en el mercado, lo que limita el público que solo quiere exposición directa al activo.