XRP ETF Launch Imminent – Latest Updates Revealed
XRP ETF poised to shake up crypto markets as regulatory hurdles clear
Breaking: Major asset managers finalize XRP exchange-traded fund proposals after months of regulatory back-and-forth. The long-awaited product could hit markets within weeks—finally giving institutional investors clean exposure to Ripple's native token without the custody headaches.
Why This Matters Now
Timing aligns perfectly with broader crypto ETF momentum. SEC's surprising flexibility on digital assets creates tailwinds—though let's be real, they're probably just tired of losing court cases. XRP's legal clarity gives it an edge over other altcoins still wrestling with regulators.
Market Impact Expectations
Traders anticipate massive liquidity inflows once live. Analysts project initial allocations between $500M-$1B within first month. Could trigger domino effect for other crypto ETFs—assuming traditional finance doesn't get cold feet again like they did with that 'dot-com' thing.
Bottom Line: Wall Street's about to get a new toy while pretending they understood blockchain all along.
XRP ETF, $XRPR, is coming this week!$XRPR will be the first U.S. ETF to deliver investors spot exposure to the third largest cryptocurrency by market cap, $XRP.
From REX-Osprey, the team behind $SSK.@OspreyFunds
View Fund Prospectus:… pic.twitter.com/qMdKhfBZ0e
— REX Shares (@REXShares) September 15, 2025
Although the ETF issuer, REX-Osprey, called the product a spot XRP ETF, details from Fox Business’ Eleanor Terrett shed a bit of a different light. She reposted the initial tweet, but indicated that the financial vehicle will operate as a “spot ETF with extras.”
“To my understanding, it’s a spot product in a ’40 Act wrapper that holds real XRP plus cash, Treasuries, and some derivatives,” she said before adding that it “is more regulated than traditional spot products.”
James Seyffart, Bloomberg’s ETF expert, also weighed in on the matter, confirming that the ETF should be going live for trading this week.
Recall that the XRP ETF, alongside REX-Osprey’s Doge ETF, were supposed to hit the markets last week but faced some last-minute delays. In this article, we explore the difference between REX-Osprey’s ETFs and regular spot exchange-traded funds.
The SEC continues to delay making a decision on all other over a dozen XRP ETF applications, with the latest issuer to face this setback being Franklin Templeton.
In terms of price actions, REX-Osprey’s announcement has failed to impact the underlying asset in any meaningful way. The asset is down by over 6% since the Saturday peak of $3.19 and slipped below $3 earlier today. As of press time, it fights to remain above that key support line.
