BREAKING: Solana, HBAR, and XRP ETFs Hit DTCC Website—Institutional Floodgates Set to Open

Wall Street's digital asset obsession just hit overdrive. The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC) quietly listed ETFs for Solana, HBAR, and XRP—effectively rolling out the red carpet for mainstream capital.

Why This Isn’t Just Another Crypto Headline

DTCC doesn’t do test runs. Its approval signals operational readiness, clearing a critical path for billions in institutional funds. TradFi’s plumbing just got a crypto upgrade—whether purists like it or not.

The Regulatory Dance—Almost Over?

XRP’s inclusion turns heads. After years of legal limbo, its presence here suggests regulators might be softening—or at least compartmentalizing—their stance. HBAR and Solana riding shotgun only amplifies the message: blockchain isn’t a fringe experiment anymore.

What’s Next? Watch the Flows

Expect asset managers to scramble. Portfolio allocations won’t stay static—not with these yield potentials and diversification perks. The real question isn’t if capital moves, but how fast.

One cynical take? Traditional finance finally found a backdoor to crypto profits without admitting they were wrong. Classic Wall Street—monetizing the revolution they once mocked.

Fidelity’s solana ETF (FSOL), Canary’s HBAR ETF (HBR), and Canary’s XRP ETF (XRPC) have been listed on the DTCC website as part of the standard preparation process for launching new ETFs. However, this listing does not mean they have received regulatory approval or finished the other steps needed for launch. It simply marks the early stages, and official trading can only begin after getting the green light from regulators.