Hashdex Drops XRP ETF in Brazil—Ripple’s Institutional Embrace Just Got Real

Brazilian investors now have a backdoor to XRP exposure—no messy wallets or regulatory hopscotch required. Hashdex’s new ETF cuts through the crypto chaos with a tradable, regulated product.

Why it matters: This isn’t just another altcoin fund. It’s a tacit nod from traditional finance that Ripple’s legal battles haven’t scared off the big players. Even after the SEC’s tantrum, institutions are still placing bets.

The cynical take: Wall Street still hates actual crypto—they’ll just happily skim fees from ETFs while pretending blockchain is ’disruptive.’ Meanwhile, adoption wins.

XRP ETF Launches in Brazil, Securing Regulated XRP Access for Investors

The Brazilian crypto market has taken another big step forward. Asset manager Hashdex revealed that they would launch XRPH11, or what they claimed to be “the world’s first XRP ETF.” This ETF, which is registered in Brazil, is expected to strengthen the crypto investment domain in the country while also helping Hashdex propel the industry forward.

The company duo went on explaining the pros of the ETF for the exchange, claiming that:

“Hashdex is enabling compliant and regulated investment into one of the leading digital assets on the XRPH11 ETF, designed for fast and cost-effective international transactions.”

Brazil has now become the country with the most ETFs launched by Hashdex, given this was the ninth for XT and 33 worldwide. Furthermore, these changes are meant to increase the level at which investment in compliant crypto ventures is available to users in countries where rules are.

The company also underlined its ongoing goal to change the investment landscape:

“Our goal at Hashdex is still to democratize cryptocurrency investing by providing regulated, safe, and easily accessible solutions.
This approach upholds investor protections and regulatory control while promoting a larger trend toward crypto-integration into conventional financial systems.”