Dom Kwok Reveals: BTC, ETH, and XRP Lead Liquidity—But an XRP ETF Might Just Eclipse Them All

Crypto heavyweight Dom Kwok drops a liquidity bombshell—while Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP dominate trading volumes, it’s the untapped potential of an XRP ETF that could rewrite the rules.

Liquidity Kings—For Now

Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Ripple’s XRP currently command the deepest markets. High liquidity means smoother entries and exits—every trader’s dream. But Kwok hints that this trio’s reign faces a looming challenger.

The ETF Wildcard

An XRP exchange-traded fund wouldn’t just join the game—it could redefine it. Institutional money, easier access, and regulatory clarity might propel XRP past its crypto rivals. Imagine Wall Street suits finally grasping XRP—without needing a crypto wallet.

Beyond the Hype

Sure, liquidity matters today. But tomorrow belongs to assets that bridge crypto and traditional finance. An XRP ETF does exactly that—cutting through complexity and offering a clean, familiar wrapper for the risk-averse.

Let’s be real—since when has traditional finance ever moved fast enough to keep up with crypto? Maybe this time, it’s the other way around.

The race for crypto-based exchange-traded funds (ETFs) is getting intense, and many eyes are now on Ripple’s native token, XRP. Dom Kwok, co-founder of Easya, recently made a prediction that an XRP ETF could attract more inflows than any other digital asset fund in the market, making it the biggest ETF in crypto. But why?

In an interview with Paul Barron Podcast, Kwok explained that XRP has one of the largest and most loyal holder bases in the digital asset space, with consistently high trading volumes across exchanges. In Coinbase’s most recent market reports, XRP ranked alongside Bitcoin and ethereum as one of the most traded cryptocurrencies.

“Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP are the top three most liquid tokens,” Kwok said, explaining that this liquidity would translate well into ETF markets. “When you think about investors who don’t hold crypto directly, or even those who don’t want to deal with wallets and exchanges, ETFs become the natural entry point. For them, XRP has massive appeal.”

Accessibility Could Drive Demand

Another factor driving this prediction is XRP’s accessibility. Unlike Bitcoin and Ethereum, which trade at higher nominal prices, XRP remains relatively affordable to the average retail investor. Kwok says this lower barrier to entry could fuel stronger retail participation through an ETF.

“Most people can’t afford to buy a whole Bitcoin, and even Ethereum is expensive for many. XRP is priced in a way that feels accessible. It gives new investors a sense that they can own more units of the asset, and that psychological factor matters,” he added.

The ETF Gateway for Mainstream Investors

Currently, only about 7% of the world owns cryptocurrency, according to global adoption studies. For the other 93%, ETFs may serve as the first point of contact with digital assets. Kwok argued that ETFs simplify the process, allowing investors to gain exposure without worrying about private keys, wallets, or technical hurdles.

“ETFs are often the first step,” Kwok said. “People start with an ETF because it’s regulated, it’s listed on familiar exchanges, and then eventually, they gain confidence and buy the crypto outright. That’s how mass adoption begins.”