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XRP: The Rebellion Began in Brazil

Let’s talk about the event that caused convulsions among traditional bankers. We’re talking about the launch of the first-ever spot XRP ETF. Not Bitcoin, not Ethereum. XRP — the very one that, according to your favorite 'experts,' is supposedly a 'useless' token while they quietly bought it themselves.

And who was the first to allow people to invest in XRP properly through a fund? The USA, the home of democracy and free markets? No. It was… Brazil! Yes, the land of samba, football, and now also true financial progress. On April 25, 2025, the first spot fund with the ticker XRPH11, managed by Hashdex, appeared on the B3 exchange.

This fund invests 95% of its assets directly in XRP. Not through shady derivatives, not through verbal promises, but truly, in a live asset. Think about it: real liquidity instead of fake paper.

And what about the USA?

While Brazil is shaping the future, in America Grayscale, Bitwise, and Franklin Templeton are gloomily filing applications with the SEC, like children waiting in line for school breakfast. Recently, however, a sensation happened: the SEC dropped its lawsuit against Ripple, and immediately the chances of approval for the spot XRP ETF jumped to 79% according to Polymarket. Perhaps we will finally see a real market, not a theatrical performance from the regulators.

Speaking of numbers. According to JPMorgan's calculations, if the XRP ETF is approved in the USA, up to 8 billion dollars could flow into the system. And let's be honest: if 8 billion flows into the market, it won't just be a pump — it will be a celebration of life.

But that’s not all. Already on April 30, three futures XRP ETFs from ProShares are on the way. This means: volatility, movement, finally something real on the charts instead of boring horizontal lines.

XRP has historically been the symbol of the 'bad boy' in the crypto market. It has been shamed, spat upon, and sued. So what now?

Now XRP itself is becoming the flag of a new era of institutional acceptance. Funny.