DTCC Listing Ignites Massive Solana, XRP, and Hedera ETF Frenzy
Wall Street's backdoor just swung wide open—and crypto's marching right through.
The Infrastructure Play
DTCC's green light signals institutional pipelines are priming for three major altcoins. Solana's speed, XRP's regulatory clarity, and Hedera's enterprise partnerships suddenly look less like speculative bets and more like infrastructure investments. Traditional finance finally admits what we've known for years—blockchain isn't going anywhere.
The Approval Paradox
Every ETF application that clears hurdles doesn't just validate individual assets—it dismantles the 'crypto is nonsense' narrative brick by brick. Funny how quickly skepticism evaporates when there's money to be made. The same banks that called this space a scam now scramble to custody what they couldn't kill.
Execution Over Hype
No more theoretical use cases. Real-world settlement, cross-border payments, and decentralized governance are happening now—with or without Wall Street's blessing. The ETFs just give boomers a familiar wrapper to hold the future they delayed.
Let's be real—the only thing traditional finance loves more than dismissing innovation is profiting from it once it's undeniable.
ETF race heats up
The DTCC website on September 11 added the three products to the National Securities Clearing Corporation roster. This makes them eligible for clearing and settlement should they win approval. However, it is not a green light from regulators. The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) must still approve the products before trading can begin.
Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas, in a post, noted that while a DTCC listing is procedural, historical precedent suggests that most tickers making it onto the system eventually launch. The commission has repeatedly delayed rulings on altcoin ETFs this year. In August, it pushed back its ruling on Canary’s XRP ETF to a window between October 18 and 23.
Earlier, Cryptopolitan reported that the US SEC delayed Canary’s Hedera ETF decision until November, and extended its timeline for Fidelity’s solana ETF into October.
Trump Media plots 5 ETFs
The ETF FOMO might peak this season as TRUMP Media & Technology Group (DJT.O) announced plans for five new “Truth Social Funds” ETFs. It is targeting themes such as American defense, energy security, and red-state real estate. Shares are reportedly set to list on the NYSE Arca later this year.
Meanwhile, money continues to flow into existing crypto products. US spot Bitcoin ETFs drew $553 million of net inflows on September 11. This marks their fourth straight day of gains. BTC price ran up to regain the $115K mark after dealing with days of selling pressure. Its 24-hour trading volume jumped by 5% to stand at $55 billion.
Ethereum ETFs logged $113 million, extending their streak to three sessions. Ether price jumped by more than 2% over the last 24 hours. It’s trading at an average price of $4,523 at the press time.
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