#XRPETF welcomes dual heavy benefits in the capital market, achieving a leap in influence within the institutional market and compliance processes. On February 19, the world's first XRP spot ETF—Hashdex Nasdaq XRP Index Fund—was successfully approved for listing in Brazil and is traded on the São Paulo Stock Exchange (B3). The launch of this ETF not only provides compliance and convenient XRP investment channels for investors in Brazil and the wider Latin American region, but also breaks the market vacuum of the lack of XRP spot ETFs, marking a significant increase in XRP's recognition within traditional finance, and is expected to attract more institutional investors to allocate XRP assets through standardized products.

At the same time, the world's largest futures exchange, the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME), announced that it will officially launch XRP futures contracts on May 19. This move is a key step for XRP into the mainstream financial market; as an authoritative institution in traditional finance, CME's endorsement significantly enhances XRP's compliance and credibility in the eyes of institutional investors. The introduction of XRP futures allows institutional traders to manage price risk and investment strategies through derivative tools without the need to directly hold XRP, effectively lowering the participation threshold.

It is worth noting that on April 30, Proshares will also launch three XRP futures ETFs, covering diverse strategies including inverse shorting (Proshares Ultrashort XRP ETF), leveraged long (Proshares Ultra XRP ETF), and shorting (Proshares Short XRP ETF). This series of innovative products, densely launched, establishes a complete ecosystem for XRP from spot to futures, and from long investments to hedging tools, greatly enriching the allocation options for institutional investors, accelerating XRP's integration into the global institutional investment landscape, and is expected to bring more abundant capital inflows and liquidity to the market.