Latest Developments and Market Outlook on XRP ETF

Currently, several institutions have submitted applications for Ripple (XRP) ETF, including Grayscale, Franklin Templeton, 21Shares, Bitwise, and WisdomTree is also in the queue. The SEC's final ruling date for such applications is tentatively set for October this year.

The key variable is the SEC's new regulations: if the new regulations are officially implemented as expected in October, the approval process for crypto ETFs will enter a standardized procedure, significantly improving efficiency. This means that the XRP ETF could be approved as early as October this year; even if there is a slight delay, it is very likely to be approved in the first quarter of 2026.

From a market logic perspective, the launch of BTC and ETH ETFs has validated a core fact — traditional capital urgently needs compliant investment channels. As long as compliant products exist, capital can enter the crypto market with lower thresholds and on a larger scale. The narrative of XRP itself, centered on “cross-border payments” and “compliance attributes,” aligns even more closely with the investment logic of institutional capital than ETH.

Therefore, the current market focus is no longer just on “whether XRP will have an ETF,” but rather on “when the ETF will be approved and how capital will migrate after approval.” Combining with the successful precedents of BTC and ETH ETFs, the approval of the XRP ETF is essentially just a matter of time; once officially established, market sentiment may quickly heat up, and its liquidity release expectation is likely to replicate the market scenario seen when the BTC ETF was just approved.$BTC $ETH #美联储取消创新活动监管计划 #美国7月PPI年率高于预期 #主流币轮动上涨