$XRP #ETF批准预期

XRP ETF approval chances surge as the token hits new highs. According to data provided by Polymarket, XRCrypto advisor 52 minutes ago, XRP ETF approval chances surge as the token hits new highs. According to data provided by Polymarket, XRP ETF approval chances surge as the token hits new highs. According to data provided by Polymarket, the chances of the XRP ETF being approved by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) in 2025 have significantly increased. As of the time of publication, Polymarket bettors believe the chance of the XRP ETF being approved by the SEC this year is 71%. However, it is worth noting that the trading volume in this market is very low, only $6,128, which is why the current odds should be taken with caution. This market launched on January 1. Currently, the chances of the XRP ETF being approved before July 31 are 52%. With only a few days left before SEC Chairman Gary Gensler's departure, there is increasing speculation about whether the SEC is ready to approve more altcoin ETFs. There is growing discussion about Litecoin (LTC), one of the oldest alternative cryptocurrencies that was born after the Bitcoin network forked, as Nasdaq recently submitted a regulatory filing seeking approval to list and trade shares of Canary Capital's Litecoin ETF. XRP hits new highs. According to U.Today, after rumors that the U.S. may establish reserves with a basket of U.S. currencies including XRP, the XRP token hits new highs. Additionally, Reuters recently reported that the SEC may drop some non-fraudulent cryptocurrency enforcement cases. Ripple's chief lawyer, Stuart Alderoty, predicts that the agency may abandon its appeal against the company. Meanwhile, since XRP briefly surged to $3.8 in 2018, there has been debate over whether XRP really hit new highs. However, according to Ripple's David Schwartz, the data from Korean exchanges at the time inflated the price. "If you can't sell XRP at this price and you don't need to pay this price to buy XRP, then it's not the real price. The price was inflated, and it was reported by taking the price from Korean exchanges, converting it to dollars at unreasonable exchange rates, and then averaging it out to get the reported price," he said.