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​Following the approval of $BTC Bitcoin and Ethereum exchange-traded funds (ETFs), attention has turned to which cryptocurrencies might be next in line for ETF approval. Several digital assets are considered strong contenders, including Solana (SOL), XRP (XRP), Litecoin (LTC), and Dogecoin (DOGE).​The Street+1Foley & Lardner LLP+1CoinMarketCap

Solana ($SOL ): Solana is often highlighted as a leading candidate for the next crypto ETF. Its high-performance blockchain and growing adoption have attracted significant interest from investors. Analysts from firms like Bernstein suggest that Solana could be next in line for ETF approval, potentially in 2025. ​Binance

XRP (XRP): XRP's prospects for an ETF are closely tied to the outcome of ongoing legal proceedings with the SEC. If XRP is not classified as a security, it could pave the way for ETF approval. Standard Chartered has predicted that an ETF for $XRP could be launched in 2025. ​Coin Backyard+1Unchained+1The Blockbeats+4Unchained+4Coin Backyard+4Binance

Litecoin (LTC) and Dogecoin (DOGE): Both Litecoin and Dogecoin have established futures markets, which could facilitate the approval process for ETFs. Analysts note that the presence of a regulated futures market is a key consideration for the SEC when approving ETFs. ​Unchained+2Coin Backyard+2The Blockbeats+2

It's important to note that the approval of new crypto ETFs depends on various factors, including regulatory developments, market demand, and the establishment of regulated futures markets for these assets.​Coin Backyard+1The Blockbeats+1

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