đ 3iQâs XRP ETF Explodes to $17M AUM in Just 72 HoursâInstitutions Are FOMOing In
Wall Streetâs crypto curiosity just got a jolt. 3iQâs XRP ETFâbarely three days oldâhas already vacuumed up $17 million in assets. Guess those suits finally figured out how to spell 'blockchain.'
### The Institutional Floodgates Are Creaking Open
No slow burns here. The fundâs blistering AUM sprint signals what crypto bulls have screamed for years: institutional money isnât just dipping toesâitâs cannonballing into the deep end. XRP maximalists? Popping champagne. SEC lawyers? Probably drafting subpoenas.
### The Cynicâs Corner
Letâs be realâ$17M is couch change for BlackRock. But in cryptoâs wild west? A nine-figure inflow wouldâve triggered a âmarket manipulationâ outcry. Progress, sort of.
Bottom line: When TradFi starts speed-running crypto adoption, buckle up. The âuncorrelated assetâ narrative? About to get stress-tested.
3iQâs XRP ETF Secures Holdings in Cold Wallets From Trusted Sources
3iQâs ETF holds long-term XRP positions sourced from vetted exchanges and OTC providers, with assets stored in cold wallets to bolster security.
The fundâs early performance has exceeded that of Purpose Investmentsâ XRPP, which launched on the same day but has attracted only CAD 10.7 million ($7.8 million) in AUM so far.
While both funds offer the same fee waiver, XRPQ has pulled in more capital and outperformed on the price front.
By June 20, XRPQ closed at CAD 13.36 ($9.71), significantly higher than XRPPâs CAD 9.66 ($7.02), highlighting stronger initial demand.
3iQâs reputation in the Canadian market likely contributed to the fast inflow. The firm already manages a number of digital asset products, including Bitcoin and Solana-based funds.
We are excited to announce the launch of the 3iQ XRP ETF (TSX: XRPQ, XRPQ.U) â one of the first ETFs in North America to provide exposure to #XRP.
XRPQ debuts with a 0% management fee for the first six months, and @Ripple as an early investor in the fund.
âThe launch of XRPQ⌠pic.twitter.com/me19RLAzJI
Earlier this year, its solana Staking ETF raised CAD 90 million ($65 million) in just two days, a pattern of early investor enthusiasm that XRPQ appears to be repeating.
The fund offers exposure to XRP without requiring direct token purchases, making it a practical entry point for traditional investors.
Canadian residents can access it through standard brokerage accounts, while international investors may also participate depending on jurisdictional rules.
With Rippleâs strategic involvement and strong early uptake, XRPQ may set a precedent for altcoin ETFs beyond bitcoin and Ethereum.
Attention now turns to the US, where more than 10 XRP ETF applications are pending before the SEC.
Decisions are expected later in 2025, with approval potentially opening the door to broader global access and institutional participation in XRP markets.
XRP ETF Approval Odds Jump to 95%
As reported, Bloomberg analysts now place the odds of an XRP spot ETF approval at 95%, fueling renewed speculation around institutional capital inflows and a potential shift in crypto market dynamics.
The SEC has already acknowledged XRPâs 19b-4 filings, with a final decision expected by October 17, 2025.
On June 11, VivoPower, a publicly listed firm, announced a partnership with the Flare blockchain to generate yield from its XRP holdings.
The move could indicate that institutional players are looking for ways to leverage their crypto assets without liquidating them.
In May, VivoPower also invested $121 million in XRP as a strategic reserve, making it the first company in the world with an XRP-focused treasury.