#XRPETF $XRP ETF (Exchange-Traded Fund)** available in the U.S. or other major markets. However, the crypto ETF space is evolving rapidly, and discussions around an XRP ETF could gain traction depending on regulatory developments and market demand.
### **Current Status of XRP ETFs:**
1. **No Approved XRP ETF Yet** – Unlike Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH), which have spot ETFs in some regions (e.g., U.S., Canada, Europe), XRP does not yet have a dedicated ETF.
2. **Regulatory Hurdles** – The SEC's lawsuit against Ripple (resolved partially in 2023 with XRP deemed not a security in secondary sales) improved XRP’s legal standing, but full regulatory clarity is still needed for an ETF.
3. **Crypto ETFs with XRP Exposure** – Some multi-crypto ETFs (e.g., **Bitwise 10 Crypto Index Fund**) include XRP as part of a broader portfolio, but there’s no pure XRP-focused ETF yet.
### **Could an XRP ETF Happen?**
- **If Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs succeed**, other altcoins like XRP could follow.
- **Demand from institutional investors** may push for an XRP ETF.
- **Global adoption** (e.g., in regions like Europe or Asia) could lead to an XRP ETF outside the U.S. first.
### **Alternatives to an XRP ETF:**
- **ETPs (Exchange-Traded Products)** – Some European exchanges offer XRP ETPs (e.g., **21Shares XRP ETP**).
- **Futures & Derivatives** – CME or other platforms could launch XRP futures, paving the way for an ETF.
- **Grayscale XRP Trust** (if revived) – Previously existed but was dissolved in 2021 due to SEC pressure.
### **Bottom Line:**
While an **XRP ETF is possible in the future**, it depends on regulatory approval and market conditions. For now, investors can trade XRP directly on crypto exchanges or through crypto-inclusive ETFs.